Question

Consider this C++ code

for(int i=0; i<=N; ++i)

{

if(/* Some condition 1 */) {/*Blah Blah*/}

if(/* Some condition 2  */){/*Yadda Yadda*/}

}

Is there any keyword/command so that if condition 1 evaluates to true and execution of /*Blah Blah*/ I can skip the rest of the current iteration and begin a new iteration by incrementing i.

The closest thing I know to this kind of statement skipping is break but that terminates the loop entirely.

I guess one could do this by using some flags and if statements, but a simple keyword would be very helpful.

Answer 1

Use the keyword continue and it will ‘continue’ to the next iteration of the loop.