Break and Continue Statements in C++ | Control Statements | LearnEnding

Описание: Welcome to another lecture of our 30 Days C++ Programming Series on LearnEnding.
In this video, we will learn about Break and Continue Statements in C++, which are used to control the flow of loops.

These statements help us skip or stop loop execution based on certain conditions. They are very useful in real programming when we want more control over how loops behave.

🔹 What You Will Learn in This Video:

✔ What is the break statement in C++
✔ What is the continue statement
✔ How break works inside loops
✔ How continue skips an iteration
✔ Difference between break and continue
✔ Simple beginner-friendly examples
✔ Real-life use of loop control statements

🔹 Break Statement in C++

The break statement is used to immediately terminate the loop when a specific condition is met.

When the break statement executes:

The loop stops instantly

Control moves to the next statement after the loop

Example Use:

Stop searching when the desired item is found

Exit a loop when a condition is satisfied

🔹 Continue Statement in C++

The continue statement is used to skip the current iteration of the loop and move to the next iteration.

When the continue statement executes:

The remaining code inside the loop for that iteration is skipped

The loop continues with the next cycle

Example Use:

Skip negative numbers in a loop

Process only valid inputs

🔹 Difference Between Break and Continue
Statement Function
break Stops the loop completely
continue Skips current iteration and continues loop
👨‍🎓 Who Should Watch This Video?

✔ Beginners in C++
✔ School and college students
✔ BCA / MCA students
✔ Engineering students
✔ Anyone learning programming step by step

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