How can you terminate a PERFORM loop in COBOL using the EVALUATE statement?
- By using the BREAK statement
- By using the EXIT PERFORM statement
- By using the WHEN OTHER condition
- By using the WHEN condition with a specific value
The EVALUATE statement in COBOL can be used to terminate a PERFORM loop by incorporating the EXIT PERFORM statement within one of the WHEN conditions. This allows the program to exit the loop based on a specified condition.
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