Statements: break
The break statement ends the for, while or do-while loop immediately.
Syntax
break
Discussion
The break statement, when executed inside a loop, causes the loop to exit immediately passing the control to the next statement following the loop. Following examples demonstrate the usage of the break statement:
// Within a 'while' loop while ( inx++ < count ) { var int32 v = Array[ inx ]; if ( !v ) break; sum += math_pow( 2, v ); } // Within a 'do-while' loop do { var int32 v = Array[ inx ]; if ( !v ) break; sum += math_pow( 2, v ); } while ( inx++ < count ); // Within a 'for' loop for ( inx = 0; inx < count; inx++ ) { var int32 v = Array[ inx ]; if ( !v ) break; sum += math_pow( 2, v ); }
In case of nested loops, the break statement affects the nearest enclosing loop in which it appears. Please note, break statements are intended to be used within the body of a loop only. The usage of break outside a loop causes Chora compiler error message.