What is the difference between continue and end in c language?

Answer 1

"end" is not a keyword. Due to this site won't allow you to type in punctuation in the question, I assume "}" be the end [of a loop].

Take a deep breath: continue means go to } of the loop body. Yeah, GO TO, and } of a loop means "ready for the next iteration (indexing changing, condition checks, depends of the type of the loop) then GO TO { [of the corresponding } ]

So, the difference is the codes between the continue statement to this } are not executed when continue is used. If continue is placed right before the end of the loop, then there is no difference at run time, but you may have "[WTH] is this statement doing here?!" from the readers of the code!

Example:

// skip printing "Yes" for every even time

for (int i = 1; i <= 50; i++)

{

if (i % 2 == 0) continue; // skip to end

printf("Yes\n"); // not executed if continue is being carried out

} // end