The difference between break and continue in php learning

Introducing to you another very important knowledge point in PHP learning. In flow control statements, we often use break and continue to transfer control statements. So what is the difference between the two.
1. First we introduce break. The break statement means to end the execution of the current conditional control statement such as if, switch or loop control statement such as while, for, foreach, etc. The break statement can accept an optional parameter to determine how many loops to break out of.
For example, the following switch:
switch($a){
case "1":
echo "The value passed is 1";
break;
case "2":
echo "The value passed is 2" ;
break;
}
2. The continue statement jumps out of the statement specifying the condition in this loop and continues to execute other loop statements. break is used to terminate the execution of statements under specified conditions, while the continue statement is used to jump out of the execution of a certain loop under specified conditions, while other loop statements continue to execute.
For example:
for($i=0;$i<5;$i++){
if($i == 3){
continue;
}
echo $i;
}
when $i=3 , will not output 3, jump out of this loop, and execute the next loop.
It is very important for PHP learners to master the difference between the two. Because in development we often have to make judgments about jumping out of control statements based on conditions. How to jump out requires mastering these two statements

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