![]() ![]() It will only terminate one loop (in the case of nested loop, the innermost one it is in) and will normally be protected by an if statement (otherwise the loop is silly). The break keyword tells MATLABĀ® to exit the loop immediately. ![]() Similarly a for loop will run through all of its iterations. As you may recall, a while loop will evaluate all its statements without checking the condition. ![]()
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