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‎docs/src/SUMMARY.md‎

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* [`for` Statement](spec/statement_for.md)
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* [`while` Statement](spec/statement_while.md)
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* [`break` Statement](spec/statement_break.md)
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* [`continue` Statement](spec/statement_continue.md)
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* [Expressions](spec/expressions.md)
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* [Literal expressions](spec/expr-literal.md)
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* [Arithmetic Operators](spec/arithmetic_operators.md)

‎docs/src/spec/index.md‎

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* [`for` Statement](statement_for.md)
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* [`while` Statement](statement_while.md)
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* [`break` Statement](statement_break.md)
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* [`continue` Statement](statement_continue.md)
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* [Expressions](expressions.md)
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* [Literal expressions](expr-literal.md)
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* [Arithmetic Operators](arithmetic_operators.md)

‎docs/src/spec/statement_continue.md‎

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# `continue` statement
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> **<sup>Syntax</sup>**\
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> _ContinueStatement_ :\
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> &nbsp;&nbsp; `continue`
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The `continue` statement can only be used within a [`for`] or [`while`] loop and causes the immediate termination of the current iteration, returning control to the loop head.
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If used within nested loops the `continue` statement is associated with the innermost enclosing loop.
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An example of a `continue` statement used within a [`while`] loop.
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```python
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contract Foo:
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pub fn bar() -> u256:
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let sum: u256
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while sum < 10:
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sum += 1
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if self.some_skip_condition():
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continue
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return sum
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fn some_skip_condition -> bool:
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# some complex logic
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return true
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```
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An example of a `continue` statement used within a [`for`] loop.
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```python
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contract Foo:
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pub fn bar(values: u256[10]) -> u256:
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let sum: u256
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for i in values:
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sum = sum + i
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if self.some_skip_condition():
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continue
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return sum
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fn some_skip_condition -> bool:
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# some complex logic
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return true
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```
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[`for`]: statement_for.md
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[`while`]: statement_while.md

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