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What will the following code output? for (int i = 0; i < 5; i++) { if (i == 2) break; System.out.println(i); }
Consider how many times the loop executes before the break statement is hit.
True or False: The continue statement will end the loop immediately.
Remember what continues does in a loop.
What does the break statement do?
Think about how exiting a loop changes the flow.
The continue statement is used to:
Remember it affects only the current loop iteration.
Write a Java program using both break and continue statements to manage a list of integers. Skip the even numbers and stop processing when encountering a number greater than 25.
Use both commands strategically to control the output effectively.
In a game loop, players can advance (continue) to the next level unless they run out of points (break). Describe how to implement this behavior.
Think about how to introduce conditions that directly impact player actions.
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