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What happens when you encounter a continue statement inside the for loop?

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What happens when you encounter a continue statement inside the for loop?
posted Feb 12, 2015 by Saravanan

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When encountering the "continue" statement, processing of current iteration is stopped, starts executing the next iteration in the for loop (after changing the loop index).

answer Feb 12, 2015 by R.senthil
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