Difference between next and continue clause
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Answer / anil prajapati
When we use CONTINUE.it will take the execution control to
statement after the immediate explicit scope terminator.
and NEXT SENTENCE will take the execution control to
statement after the immediate period.
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Answer / mithun
CONTINUE will take the execution control to statement after
the immediate explicit scope terminator. NEXT SENTENCE will
take the execution control to statement after the immediate
period.
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Answer / mahesh
Continue will take the control to the next statement.
Eg:
else if cond
continue|next sentence
else
perform imperative statement
end-if
move xxx to yyy. ---1
move zzz to yyy. ---2
In this case control will be transferred to line 1.
Next sentence will transfer the control to the next
sentence.That is line no.2.
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Answer / sidaraddi vijay
Continue is the No operation statement. the control is just
passed to next statement.
Next sentence passes the control to the next sentence.
Enjoy bye
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