There is one other keyword that you can use in for loop.
In many cases, your for loop will have many lines of code and at some point you may decide that the
current loop has completed and you want to start the next loop or more specifically execute the loop
expression and then test the condition.
So to do this you can call the continue continue keyword here.
So let's create another loop here.
So for float my var here zero point f and.
My while.
My war is less than 10.4 byte float.
Uh, then increment my var by one.
And STD.
Or we don't need this city because we used the namespace here and that's why I'm going to write the
C out.
My war and.
If here.
If if my var var equals to zero, then just.
Print a new line.
See out and line here and continue.
And then see out here.
My var here and end line.
This is our example code.
So in this code we print the reciprocal of the numbers 0 to 9.
If zero point F, as you know, the zero point f is a four byte floating point literal.
So the first line in the for loop prints the loop variable here and the next line checks to see if the
variable is equal to zero.
So if it is, it prints a new line and continues here.
That is is the last line in the for loop is not executed here.
So the reason is that the last line prints the reciprocal and it will be an error to divide any number
by zero here.
Let's try it out.
Here.