The use of continue in C language, while learning to receive characters, print characters, traverse characters

1 /*************************************************************************2 > File name:continue.c3 > Author:Mr.Yang4 the application of > Purpose:continue5 > Created time:2017 May 19 Friday 13:37 36 seconds6  ************************************************************************/7 8#include <stdio.h>9#include <stdlib.h>Ten  One intMainvoid) A { -         Chars[ -]; -printf"\nenter a line of text:"); theFgets (s), -, stdin);//"reads a line or a specified number of characters from the file stream" -         inti =0; -          for(i =0; S[i]! =' /'; i++)//How to traverse a string -         { +                 if(S[i] = ='a'|| S[i] = ='e'|| S[i] = ='I'|| S[i] = ='o'|| S[i] = ='u') -                 { +                         Continue;//continue immediately executes the next loop, remembering that the continue can only be used within a for Do...while loop A                 } at  -Putchar (S[i]);//This function displays a character to the screen!  -         } -printf"\ n"); -         return 0; -}

Note: Continue is the current iteration of the end loop and goes directly to the next iteration--the loop is not over
And break is the direct end of the loop--the loop is over.

The use of continue in C language, while learning to receive characters, print characters, traverse characters