I know you normally don't see labeled breaks outside of if statements but it came up on a
test. What I don't really understand is there a purpose for them? If I try to do anything after the break you get a compile error "unreachable statement."
For example:
If you uncomment out the here2 print stmt you'll get a compile error. So my question is what is the point of ever having a labeled break in an if statement if you can't have anything after the labeled break?
[ February 02, 2002: Message edited by: Rick Reumann ]