The break keyword terminates execution of a select statement, but is there
any real use for break in a select / case statement?
The select statement executes one of its cases that can proceed or the
optional default statement and then program execution continues after the
select {...} block. Since the select statement will complete after a case
or default completes what reason is there to use break in a case or
default? I can't think of one.
Using break in a select / case statement seems pointless.
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