C++ Programming Tutorial 40 - Break and Continue

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[HerrUnterberg]

Easy explanation without being too boring. This deserves more views!

[zucchinizorro]

You should publish a book that follows along with your tutorials, I think a lot of people would buy it to reference while watching/take notes on. I know I would!!! Thanks for having the best tutorials on youtube!! Such a lifesaver! If only my c++ professor was half as good at explaining concepts...

[CelynBrum]

I am starting to think Caleb is making this series as a way of saying "Hell" as much as possible.

[technocuber]

Man, this guy just loves the word "hell"

[MI-hfcq]

This tutorial gave me the idea of making hangman.

[zanetrain]

Should have scrolled down after the continue statement to show everything but the o was printed.

[cnash]

So if I were to explain "continue", it would mean that it skips every line of code below it that is within the loop. In this case, whenever the if statement with "continue" fires, the cout command is skipped.

Done a quick test, the "continue" statement only affects code below it that is within the loop, anything above it is unaffected.

[emmanuelisidahomen]

Hello, Mr. Celeb, I got a question about continue. When is it necessary to use it when you are coding in real work?
btw I love your c++ videos.

[isythnic]

wouldn't it be easier just to use a range-based for loop instead of normal for loop to display each element of the string?

[PunmasterSTP]

Should I continue watching these videos now, or take a break? See what I did there? 😎

[alexissuarezalvarez]

is i ++ different than "continue"?

[foxingeverything]

Hey why don’t you reply in the comment seciton