Is it possible to break out of a for...of loop prematurely, and if so, how?
- Yes, you can use the break statement to exit the for...of loop prematurely.
- No, for...of loops do not support the break statement.
- Yes, but it requires using a special flag.
- No, for...of loops always iterate over the entire iterable.
Yes, it is possible to break out of a for...of loop prematurely by using the break statement. This allows you to exit the loop before it has completed its iteration over the entire iterable. The break statement is a common control flow mechanism in loops.
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