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hsiva2003
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| Can we have statements above / after continue ... |
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shreevamsi
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Logically have an statement above/after a CONTINUE
sounds Odd  |
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cj10
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Hi,
By statements above & below CONTINUE, do you mean the following ?
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IF DEPT = "X"
Compute Bonus = Sal * 0.2 ===> Above
Continue
ADD 1 To X-DEPT-CNT ===> Below
ELSE
Compute Bonus = Sal * 0.5
END-IF |
You will not have any compilation errors. However, logically this is not correct. Even without CONTINUE, the prg will execute the statements before & after the CONTINUE statement. |
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hsiva2003
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| Can U plzz tell me How statements after continue will get displayed.... |
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cj10
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| In the above example, if DEPT = "X", X-DEPT-CNT will have 1 & control comes out of the IF-ENDIF loop. |
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b4uthammi
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Joined: 21 Feb 2005
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hai,
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IF A=B
CONTINUE
ELSE
MOVE 5 T0 A
END-IF
IF C=D
DISPLAY "HAI"
ELSE
DISPLAY "HELLO"
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If A=B is true,then control will transfer to IF c=d condition i.e next statement after IF---END-IF block .
having statement after or above CONTINUE does't make sense to the program.
regards
Tr |
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guptae
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Joined: 14 Oct 2005
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Location: Bangalore,India
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Yes Tr is right .
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IF A=B
CONTINUE
ELSE
MOVE 5 T0 A
END-IF |
if we put some stmt like display 'hi' just befor CONTINUE
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IF A=B
DISPLAY 'HI'
CONTINUE
ELSE
MOVE 5 T0 A
END-IF |
THEN THERE IS NO NEED TO PUT CONTINUE STATEMENT.
So hope it is clear now that having statement after or above CONTINUE does't make sense to the program. |
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