In a financial application, you are processing transaction data in a loop. When a fraudulent transaction is detected, it needs to be logged and then the processing needs to continue with the next transaction. How would the continue statement be utilized effectively in this scenario?
- To exit the application.
- To restart the loop from the beginning.
- To skip the fraudulent transaction and continue with the next.
- To reprocess the fraudulent transaction.
The continue statement is used to skip the current iteration of a loop and move to the next one. In the given scenario, once a fraudulent transaction is detected and logged, the continue statement can be used to skip any further processing for that transaction and immediately start processing the next transaction in the loop.
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