C++ keyword:`continue`

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[edit]Usage

continue statement: as the declaration of the statement

[edit]Example

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#include <iostream>#include <string> [[nodiscard]]constexprauto get_digits(conststd::string& string)noexcept{std::string digits{}; for(constauto& character: string){if(character<'0'|| character>'9')[[likely]]continue;// conditionally skips the following statement        digits+= character;} return digits;} int main()noexcept{std::cout<< get_digits("H3LL0, W0RLD!");}