How to write break statement in R?
This recipe helps you write break statement in R
Recipe Objective
How to write a break statement in R? Loops are used to execute a particular block of code for a specified number of time for a given condition. A break statement is used when we want to terminate out of a loop without executing all the statements in it. While execution, if R finds a break statement, it will stop executing the statements and exit from the loop. The break statement can be used inside a for loop as well as in a while loop.
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Step 1-Create a vector
a <- c(1:10)
Step 2- Use for loop and break statement
The for loop starts executing the values, and once the break statement is encountered, the statement exists in the loop.
for (i in a) {
if (i==3) {
print("break the loop",i)
break
}
print(i)
}
"Output of the code is" 1 2 "break the loop"
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