Break in Nested Loops

Definition

In programming, "break in nested loops" refers to a control statement that terminates the execution of the innermost loop and transfers the program control to the next statement after the loop. It allows you to abruptly exit from a loop when a specific condition is met.

Related terms

Loop: A sequence of instructions that are repeatedly executed until a certain condition is met.

Control Statement: A command or instruction used within a program to alter its flow or behavior.

Nested Loops: When one loop is present inside another loop, forming a hierarchy or nesting structure.