Learn Delphi Programming | Unit 16.6 | Additional Features of For-Loops

Learn Delphi Programming | Unit 16.6 | Additional Features of For-Loops

Learn how to use a For-In Loop to cycle through the elements of an array. We also explore how the Continue and Exit procedures are used to redirect a loop tro skip statements.

This is the sixth tutorial, exploring Iteration/Repetition Statements in Delphi code. We create a Delphi project that uses a For-In loop to cycle through the characters in a string variable. Furthermore, we force a loop to skip further execution and jump back to the top of the loop and we exit a loop pre-maturely.

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I learned 3 things on your video. The "in" (in a For statement), Break, and Continue. Thank you very much. :-)