Using continue in a while loop will skip to the _______.
- end of the loop
- beginning of the loop
- next iteration
- previous iteration
The continue statement, when encountered in a loop (like a while loop), will skip any subsequent statements in the current iteration and jump to the beginning of the next iteration.
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