control structures
if / elsewhile & do…while…untilforbreak / continueChucK includes standard control structures similar to those in most programming languages. A condition (of type ‘int’) is evaluated and then a proceeding block is potentially executed. Blocks are separated either by semicolons(分号) or by curly brackets(花括号).
The if statement executes a block if the condition is evaluated as non-zero.
if( condition ) { // insert code here }In the above code, condition is any expression that evaluates to an int. (条件是一个值为整数的表达式)
The else statement(声明) can be put after the if block to handle the case where the condition evaluates(求值) to 0.
if( condition ) { // your code here } else { // your other code here }If statements can be nested(嵌套).
A few more points:
while statements can be nested.see break/continue for additional(附加的) control over your loopsThe until statement is the opposite of while, semantically(语义地). A until loop repeatedly executes the body until the condition evaluates as non-zero.
// an infinite loop until( false ) { // your great code loops forever! }A few more points:
while statements can be nested.see break/continue for additional(附加的) control over your loopsA loop that iterates(迭代) a given number of times.(迭代给定次数) A temporary(暂时的) variable(变量) is declared that keeps track(跟踪) of the current index and is evaluated and incremented at each iteration(迭代).
// for loop for( 0 => int foo; foo < 4 ; foo++ ) { // debug-print value of 'foo' <<<foo>>>; }Break allows the program flow to jump out of a loop.
// infinite loop while( 1 ) { if( condition ) break; }Continue allows a loop to continue looping but not to execute(实行) the rest of the block for the iteration where continue was executed.(跳过当前的循环)
// another infinite loop while( 1 ) { // check condition if( condition ) continue; // some great code that may get skipped (if continue is taken) }