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Created page with "The '''continue''' command jumps execution back to the start of a loop. It should not be used outside of a loop. It is essentially the same as a break statement. Note that as of versions from August 24th 2023, eduke32 will produce a warning when using a break inside a loop. See also exit, return and terminate. Category:EDuke32 specific commands Category:Event manipulation"

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The '''continue''' command jumps execution back to the start of a loop. It should not be used outside of a loop.

It is essentially the same as a [[break]] statement. Note that as of versions from August 24th 2023, eduke32 will produce a warning when using a [[break]] inside a loop.

See also [[exit]], [[return]] and [[terminate]].

[[Category:EDuke32 specific commands]]
[[Category:Event manipulation]]

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