unlabelled continue statement concept from the Java knowledge base

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unlabelled continue statement

subject fact

unlabelled continue statement has example
int count = 0;
int count2 = 0;
while (count++ <= array1.length) {
if (array1[count] == 1)
continue;
array2[count2++] = (float)array1[count];
}
added by: JK, source: Teach Yourself Java 2 in 21 Days, 2001-10-19 11:38:11.0
is a subtopic of Loops and Decision Making
is a kind of continue statement added by: JK, source: Sun Java Tutorial, 2001-10-19 11:38:12.0
restarts the loop it is enclosed in

continue statement causes execution to switch immediately to the next iteration of a loop 2001-10-19 11:36:33.0
has purpose used within loops to jump to another statement
see also continue

statement is terminated by a semicolon 2001-10-19 11:37:57.0
should be not more than one line long if possible

syntactic unit has syntax rule
bold = mandatory
italic = non-terminal
normal font = optional
2001-10-19 11:38:04.0

unlabelled continue statement	has example int count = 0; int count2 = 0; while (count++ <= array1.length) { if (array1[count] == 1) continue; array2[count2++] = (float)array1[count]; }
	is a subtopic of Loops and Decision Making
	is a kind of continue statement
	restarts the loop it is enclosed in
continue statement	causes execution to switch immediately to the next iteration of a loop
	has purpose used within loops to jump to another statement
	see also continue
statement	is terminated by a semicolon
statement	should be not more than one line long if possible
syntactic unit	has syntax rule bold = mandatory italic = non-terminal normal font = optional