In the context of nested loops, how does the break statement operate?
- It exits all loops
- It exits the innermost loop
- It only exits the outermost loop
- It terminates the entire program
The 'break' statement, in the context of nested loops, exits only the innermost loop where it is encountered, allowing outer loops to continue.
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