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Jump Statements in java

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    Loopes perform a set of operations repeatedly until the control variable fails to satisfy the test condition. But in some times we need to skip some of the part of loop then we use the jump statements. For breaking the loop we use continue and break statement.

Continue Statement:

    When the continue statement called, it will break or stop the current itteration of loop on sameline and start the new iteration. Format of this statement is below:

        continue;


Brak Statement:

After call this statement in the body of loop, it will sop or break the loop on current loop on same line and control goes to the next line after that loop. Format is below:

    break;

We mostly use this statement in while, do, and for loop concept.



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