Language - Loop (For, While) - (Break, Continue)

About

Repeating a set of actions until a certain condition (predicate) fails is the job of programming loops;

loops can take different forms, but they all satisfy this basic behavior.

A loop includes:

• the test condition (predicate)
• as well as a block (for instance { .. }.

Each time the loop block executes, that’s called an iteration. See Design Pattern - (Iterator|Cursor)

The only practical difference between these loops is whether the conditional is tested:

• before the first iteration (while)
• or after the first iteration (do.. while).

Loop Control Statement

• The break statement stop a loop.
• The continue statement goes to the next iteration without running the code below it.

Infinite

See Infinite loop on the CPU