Break and continue statement in C
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The document discusses break and continue statements in C programming. It provides examples of code using break to exit a while loop if a condition is true, and using continue to skip the remaining code in a loop iteration and continue with the next iteration if a condition is true. The examples demonstrate using break and continue with while and for loops to check if a number is prime or to print only numbers divisible by 5 from 1 to 50.
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