PHP Loops Tutorial - Break & Continue Statements - Full PHP 8 Tutorial

Loops are simple but there are some important things that you need to be aware of when working with them, such as performance, things to be aware of when working with references, how to break out of nested loops, how to handle infinite loops & so on. Loop is basically a control structure that allows you to execute a block of code or multiple statements N times until a given condition evaluates to false or you manually break out of the loop. In this video, we cover while loops, do-while loops, for loops & foreach loops with examples on iterating over strings, arrays, and so on.

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LESSON 1.16

CHAPTERS
00:00 - Intro
00:15 - While loop
01:05 - Infinite loops
01:32 - Break statement & use-case of an infinite loop
02:05 - Break out of multiple levels of nested loops
02:31 - Continue statement
03:32 - Alternative while loop syntax
03:47 - Do-While loop
04:26 - For loop
05:07 - Multiple expressions within for loop
05:48 - Iterate over strings
06:09 - Iterate over arrays
06:23 - Performance concerns
07:20 - Foreach loop
08:38 - Overwriting array elements using assignment by reference
09:15 - Something to be aware of - variable within the foreach loop is not destroyed
10:30 - Iterate over associative arrays
11:48 - Alternative foreach & for loop syntax

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[helpdesk-hpu]

WoW !!! that's how a programming language should be taught.

[henrik]

I just discovered that the variable of the last iteration is still accessible after the foreach loop! 🤯 Thanks for the great explanations. I can't wait for the series to be complete!

[maria_sss]

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[prajwalsiwakoti]

wow did not know.. loop variable lasted and can be used as reference.. so much learning. Thank you man

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[veltive]

Wow, I never knew you can break or continue nested loops so easily. Awesome stuff.

[janedawg]

been using break for a long time without fully understanding its use. glad I didn't skip the basics for this playlist

[lotuslando]

Another brilliant video! You clearly understand the kinds of mistakes that noobies make, so thank you for taking the time to emphasize how to NOT create an infinite loop!
The way you explain the foreach loop is so clear, and showing a few options on how to use them really cements the concept.
You really are very gifted at teaching. Most people seem to forget what it's like to not know anything about a language, or programming. So they omit information because they assume something is quite obvious. You don't make those assumptions, thankfully. :)

[askiomen]

Thank You Soo Much ! You just saved me from endless headache.

[jessieren]

The info about 'the last iteration is still accessible after foreach' is very very useful for me. Thank you again sir

[ahmedmahdy]

Impressive!
Very detailed, Informative & Straight-forward!
Keep up the good work!
Thanks!

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[MYDev]

Really Great explain of PHP Loops, Thank you

[Vitalii-mr]

I like foreach loop in PHP. Thanks a lot for the video!

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[petruciucur]

Amazing Excellent techniques for displaying array into arrays. Thanks !

[gincaza]

thanks a lot, because of your tutorial I made an algorithm that returns the result of some number from the multiplication table, and I did it myself :)