In linux, in bash scripting, if you are in while/until/for loop and you wan the current loop iteration to end and just go to the next iteration (i.e. start at top of loop), you use the [...] keyword
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continue
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In linux, in bash scripting, if you are in while/until/for loop and you wan the current loop iteration to end and just go to the next iteration (i.e. start at top of loop), you use the [...] keyword
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In linux, in bash scripting, if you are in while/until/for loop and you wan the current loop iteration to end and just go to the next iteration (i.e. start at top of loop), you use the [...] keyword
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continue
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7. Shell Scripting causes program execution to break out of both loops; and so on for values above 2 . The continue statement is also useful for terminating the current iteration of the loop. This means that if a <span>continue statement is encountered, execution will immediately continue from the top of the loop, thus ignoring the remainder of the body of the loop: 5 10 #!/bin/sh for i in 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
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