The continue statement has the form:
continue
If used inside of a statement that forms a loop (repeat, while, do... until or for), it will immediately jump back
to the beginning of the loop as if the loop had run through and
looped back (if used outside of a loop it acts as an exit
statement, exiting the event). It will also do the same when using
the with function, where it
will cause the code to skip to the next instance and run again.
Below is an example of its use in a "for" loop:
{
var i;
for (i = 0; i < 10; i += 1)
{
if array[i] = "" continue;
array[i] = "";
}
}
The above code will skip back to the beginning of the loop if the array[i] value is already an empty string.