Tile - Loop For Each Array – Ylands

Revision as of 11:17, 12 November 2021

For each loop will iterate trough all the members of selected array and execute given sequence for each of them separately.

Currently iterated array member is returned as item and can be used as local variable inside the loop.
Break instruction will end the loop.

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 === Notes ===
-* '''Value''' of currently iterated members is '''returned''' as '''item''' and can be used as '''local variable''' in instructions inside the loop.
+* Currently iterated array member is '''returned''' as '''item''' and can be used as '''local variable''' inside the loop.
-* It is possible to use '''break''' instruction to '''jump out''' of the loop.
+* '''Break''' instruction will '''end''' the loop.