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c:control_structures:continue: 5 Hits

ki library source code example reference}} ====== continue ====== continue; ===== C Sourcecode Exampl... ) { int i; for (i=0;i<=80;i++) { if (i==42) continue; printf("The answer is probably not %i\n",i);... o the output: the number 42 will not printet\\ ** continue skips the rest of the loop** ouput: user@host:~$ ./continue The answer is probably not 0 The answer is probably not 1 The answer

cpp:control_structures:continue: 4 Hits

ki library source code example reference}} ====== continue ====== continue; ===== cpp Sourcecode Exam... ) { int i; for (i=0;i<=80;i++) { if (i==42) continue; cout << "The answer is probably not " << i <... to the output: the number 42 will not print\\ ** continue skips the rest of the loop** ouput: The a

c:keywords:continue: 4 Hits

====== continue ====== The ''continue'' keyword causes the rest of the current loop iteration to be skipped, and the next one to be evaluated and run like normal. since C 89 === Syntax === ''//continue//;'' -> control structures [[c:control_structures:continue|]]

arduino:control_structures:continue: 3 Hits

====== continue ====== The continue statement skips the rest of the current iteration of a loop (**do**, ... & x < 120){ // create jump in values continue; } digitalWrite(PWMpin, x); delay(50

cpp:control_structures: 3 Hits

break|break]] |break | | [[cpp:control_structures:continue|continue]] |continue | | [[cpp:control_structures

arduino:control_structures: 3 Hits

k|break]] |break | | [[arduino:control_structures:continue|continue]] |continue | | [[arduino:control_struct

c:control_structures: 3 Hits

ures:case|case]] |case | | [[c:control_structures:continue|continue]] |continue | | [[c:control_structures:d

c:dos.h:sleep: 2 Hits

printf("Wait or better sleep for 42 seconds to continue.\n"); sleep(42); printf("Programm execution... e ==== Wait or better sleep for 42 seconds to continue .... 42 seconds later Programm execution

c:keywords: 2 Hits

] * [[c:keywords:const|const]] * [[c:keywords:continue|continue]] * [[c:keywords:default|default]] *

java:control_structures:continue: 1 Hits

for (i=40;i<=45;i++) { if (i==42) continue; System.out.println("The answer is pr

c:preprocessor:define: 1 Hits

e would have to be displayed at the end of a line continue by a backslash \ (backslash). Example: #define

arduino:control_structures:switchcase: 1 Hits

hout a break statement, the switch statement will continue executing the following expressions ("falling-thr

arduino:data_types:string: 1 Hits

re the end of a string is. Otherwise, they would continue reading subsequent bytes of memory that aren't ac

c:stdio.h:feof: 1 Hits

filestream); if (buffer[0] == '#') { continue; } else { printf("%s

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