Given nested loops labeled outer and inner, how can you skip only the current iteration of the outer loop when a condition in the inner loop is met?

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Given nested loops labeled outer and inner, how can you skip only the current iteration of the outer loop when a condition in the inner loop is met?

AUse <code>break@outer</code> inside inner loop.

BUse <code>continue</code> without label inside inner loop.

CUse <code>continue@outer</code> inside inner loop.

DUse <code>break</code> without label inside inner loop.

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Understand labeled continue effect
Using continue@outer skips the current iteration of the outer loop, moving to the next iteration of outer.
Step 2: Compare with break and unlabeled continue
break@outer would exit the outer loop entirely, not just skip iteration. Unlabeled continue affects only inner loop.
Final Answer:
Use continue@outer inside inner loop. -> Option C
Quick Check:
continue@outer skips outer loop iteration [OK]

Quick Trick: Use continue@label to skip labeled loop iteration [OK]

Common Mistakes:

MISTAKES

Using break@outer instead of continue@outer
Using unlabeled continue to skip outer loop
Confusing break and continue effects

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Given nested loops labeled outer and inner, how can you skip only the current iteration of the outer loop when a condition in the inner loop is met?

Step 1: Understand labeled continue effect

Step 2: Compare with break and unlabeled continue

Final Answer:

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