The fizzbuzz game does not exist; therefore deriving rules and functionality on a non-defined game requires assumptions. One of these assumptions being made is that the input value provided by the user is the ceiling. The loop in this scenario utilizes the range function to enumerate values up to the inputted value. The `range()` function returns a sequence of numbers, starting from 0, increments by 1, and stops before a specified number. Using the aforementioned assumption, this is not pointless, a user could enter the value of 3 and this would run through 3 iterations checking the values 1, 2, then 3 before terminating.

A different assumption about the fizzbuzz game is that the inputted value is not the ceiling, and game logic is processed by the input value. In this scenario, you are asking for what is commonly known as a game loop. The flow of such a program would be as follows:
  1. Enter a `while` loop
  2. Ask for user `input()`
  3. Run game logic on given value `logic(userValue)`
  4. Terminate the loop (`break`) based on a pre-defined exit criteria
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