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Conditional compilation Compiler defines Metadata @:keep metadata @:native metadata Macros expression Build macros Target-specific code js.Syntax untyped escape hatch

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Modules and imports Package declarations using static extensions Access modifiers final fields extern classes Resource embedding Sys.args FileSystem API Cross-target compilation

Haxe Complete Course / Control Flow

continue

Learn continue in Haxe through the exact construct, a dedicated example, a boundary case, and a mastery check.

10 min read • Beginner

continue is an atomic Haxe lesson inside Control Flow. The example uses the specific syntax, command, API, instruction, or language rule named by this lesson.

Study the construct itself, then change one relevant input and predict the result before running it. That keeps this lesson focused on continue rather than on generic Haxe syntax.

Topic-specific example

haxe-02-08.hx

haxe Try It Live

class Main { static function main(){ for(i in 0...5){ if(i%2==0) continue; trace(i); } } }

Edge case / engineering note

Compile continue for at least one target and watch for target-specific behavior where the feature crosses a platform boundary.

Content source & attribution

Original Syntaxis Content · Original Syntaxis Content

Lesson quizzes

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