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We can use a javascript break and continue statements to either exit a loop or skipping iteration of

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a loop.

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Let's start with the break statement in this example.

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We've declared a variable I next we have a for loop that sets the initial value of Ida 0 and defines

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our loop to execute as long as I remains under 10.

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So from 0 to 9 we then have an if statement that will stop the loop.

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If the value of i it's 3 and that's what the brake statement allows us to do in our web browser we can

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confirm that the loop did stop.

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When I it's 3 you can see it.

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We only have the value 0 1 in 2 output.

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If we replace the brake statement with a continuous statement

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we can skip an iteration of the loop when the value is equal to three the loop will continue as normal

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after the skipped iteration.

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So you can see that we go to 0 1 2 3 is skipped and then the loop continues onward until until the value

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9.