So I have while true do scripts and also for i = x, x, x scripts. How would I put an end to the loop if a condition is met?
like if there's a number value that reaches a certain number the loop stops? Please help.
If its possible i would like a example.
break breaks your loops.
local potato = 1
while true do
potato = potato + 1
if potato == 10 then
break
end
end
break breaks a loop, iterator, or function.
It has to be lower-case by the way.
break
return does end a function but not for loops, it's just used for returning a value.
Every loop has some sort of an [ending]
This would lead you to the case; how do i stop this? Well, as i said, loops has an ending to it. In several scenarios, one may understand the difficulty of leading loops to its very last point, the greatest way of stopping loops such as a while loop or a for loop to name a few is by simply using the 5-lettered word:
break
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does break, breaks sit perm?
Yes. the Break statement basicly continues the current thread to the end of the closest loop.