162. EXIT can be used to leave a named outer loop.#
topic: Loops
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Loops can be labeled with syntax
name1: do i=1,n name2: do j=1,n … end do name2 end do name1
EXIT leaves the inner loop. EXIT <name> can be used to leave an outer loop. A loop label also clarifies what loop is terminated by END DO.
Loops can be labeled with syntax
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name1: do i=1,n
name2: do j=1,n
...
end do name2
end do name1
EXIT leaves the inner loop. EXIT <name> can be used to leave an outer loop. A loop label also clarifies what loop is terminated by END DO.pic.twitter.com/leKjbkwyOm
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