Understanding JavaScript Continue Statement || #ytshorts #coding #javascript
In JavaScript, the continue keyword is used within loops to skip the current iteration and proceed to the next one. When encountered, continue immediately stops executing the remaining code inside the loop for the current iteration and jumps to the next iteration, if any. This is particularly useful when certain conditions are met within a loop, and you want to skip some iterations but continue looping. For instance, in a for loop, if a specific condition evaluates to true, you can use continue to bypass the rest of the loop’s code block for that iteration and move to the next iteration. This helps in avoiding unnecessary computations or processing when certain conditions are met. The continue statement only affects the current loop it is placed within, allowing subsequent iterations to execute as usual.
