30: Break and continue statement in JavaScript - Learn JavaScript front-end programming

Break and continue statement in JavaScript - Learn JavaScript front-end programming. In this episode we will learn about the break and continue statements in JavaScript.

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[constancekang]

thank you for explaining the "continue" concept in such an easy to understand way!!! I was so confused after reading the MDN.

[CENTCI]

what happen to this video sir, is there any different on it with the older one?
coz i downloaded the older one did u update anything?
otherwise thanks for u tuts

[martinanovoselac]

Thank you very much for your videos. It is very instructive. That is the best way to learn section by section and on the end conect all of the part in one video.

[azjatek]

Great tutorial as always. Does continue statment works only with for loop? I tried it with while loop and didn't work. Break works fine tho

[ArthurBurgan]

I used continue in my loop and Airbnb eslint told me I'm not allowed to use it. Went on the Internet and read that it's bad for readability of your code and you shouldn't use it.
How would you replace it? Is there a trick that doesn't make your code less readable and skips one iteration or should you write your code in a totally different way from the start with this in mind to omit "continue" usage?

[bayazidarasa]

i'm done with javascirpt.. what should i learn next? should i learn jquery ? or ? thanks hope ur s reply. Help me ^_^ good lesson..., i learn so much and i was successfully sync HTMLcss and JAVAscript very well with your help... ^_^ thanks

[wellumm]

continue with label messed me up, I thought this would help but...

[marliantimufpiarlis]

Can i know why we used i.. example.. i=0 i=10..