Wednesday, June 3, 2020

Break & Continue Statements

break - exits the loop immediately, and unconditionally ends the loop's operation, the program begins to execute the nearest instruction after the loop's body.

continue - behaves as if the program has suddenly reached the end of the body, the next turn is started and the condition expression is tested immediately.


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The loop's "else" branch is always executed once, regardless of whether the loop has entered its body or not

If the control variable doesn't exist before the loop starts, it won't exist when the execution reaches the "else" branch.

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