Is there an equivalent of the continue used in javascript to skip a for
loop?

I have a number of if then conditions to be met and rather than nest
them I would prefer to skip to the next loop if the condition isn't
met.

ie:

For n = 1 to 10

If (condition1 = false) Then
' skip anything doesn't meet 1st criteria
' this is where I would use continue in javascript
End If

' If it gets to this point I know 1st condition has been met

If (condition2 = false) Then
' skip anything doesn't meet 2nd criteria
End If

' If it gets to this point I know 1st and 2nd conditions have been met

Next n


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Hi,

Try this:
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For n = 1 to 10

If (condition1 = false) Then
Goto NextN
' skip anything doesn't meet 1st criteria
' this is where I would use continue in javascript
End If

' If it gets to this point I know 1st condition has been met

If (condition2 = false) Then
Goto NextN
' skip anything doesn't meet 2nd criteria
End If

' If it gets to this point I know 1st and 2nd conditions have been met

NextN: 'Don't forget the colon (:)

Next n
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Pierre


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Is there an equivalent of the continue used in javascript to skip a for
loop?

I have a number of if then conditions to be met and rather than nest
them I would prefer to skip to the next loop if the condition isn't
met.

ie:

For n = 1 to 10

If (condition1 = false) Then
' skip anything doesn't meet 1st criteria
' this is where I would use continue in javascript
End If

' If it gets to this point I know 1st condition has been met

If (condition2 = false) Then
' skip anything doesn't meet 2nd criteria
End If

' If it gets to this point I know 1st and 2nd conditions have been met

Next n


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for n=1 to 10

if condition1=true then
if condition2= true then
'do stuff
end if
end if

next n

Tim

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Is there an equivalent of the continue used in javascript to skip a for
loop?

I have a number of if then conditions to be met and rather than nest
them I would prefer to skip to the next loop if the condition isn't
met.

ie:

For n = 1 to 10

If (condition1 = false) Then
' skip anything doesn't meet 1st criteria
' this is where I would use continue in javascript
End If

' If it gets to this point I know 1st condition has been met

If (condition2 = false) Then
' skip anything doesn't meet 2nd criteria
End If

' If it gets to this point I know 1st and 2nd conditions have been met

Next n


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