Java Jump Statements: Break and Continue
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What is the primary purpose of jump statements in Java?

  • To increase code execution speed
  • To provide flexibility and control over program logic (correct)
  • To improve code readability
  • To reduce code complexity

What happens when a break statement is encountered in a loop or switch statement?

  • The program retries the current iteration of the loop
  • The program exits the loop or switch statement and continues with the next statement (correct)
  • The program terminates entirely
  • The program skips to the next iteration of the loop

What is the syntax of the break statement in Java?

  • break; (correct)
  • terminate;
  • exit;
  • stop;

When is the break statement typically used in Java programming?

<p>When a loop or switch statement needs to be exited prematurely (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the benefit of using the break statement in Java programming?

<p>It allows developers to control the flow of their code efficiently (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What type of statement is the break statement in Java?

<p>Jump statement (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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