Lecture

C++: Break and Continue

Description

This lecture covers the concepts of break and continue in C++, including their usage to exit loops and skip iterations. It also discusses good practices for variable scope, emphasizing declaring variables close to their usage and locally. The lecture provides examples and explanations to illustrate these concepts.

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