Continue Statement Property
If there is a "continue" statement at the current line and tab at time t, then at time t + 1, the "continue" state is updated to "continuing." More formally,
if the following are true:
- the line at time t = i
- the tab at time t = j
- statement at line i, tab j =
continue
then "continue" state at (t + 1) = "continuing"
When LW Python encounters a "continue" statement, it will set the "continue" state to "continuing," which signals LW Python to decrease the tab number until it finds a "while" statement.
For example,
if the following are true:
- the line at time 88 = 6
- the tab at time 88 = 2
- statement at line 6, tab 2 =
continue
then "continue" state at (88 + 1) = "continuing"
Try stepping through the simulator to see "Continue" state set to "continuing" on line 6.
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