Controlling Loop Execution: continue
Explore how to use the continue built-in command in Bash loops to skip unwanted iterations efficiently. Learn to apply this command for early returns within loops to handle conditions cleanly, avoid nested if statements, and write more manageable scripts that process data effectively.
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The continue Bash built-in skips the current loop iteration. The loop does not stop in this case. It starts the next iteration instead.
Here is an example of using continue. Let’s suppose we calculate the sum of positive integers of some array. To do so, we need ...