Swazi Loop Controls: simama & endelea

In SwaziLang, you can control the flow inside loops using simama and endelea:

• simama — "break": Immediately stops the current loop and continues after it.
• endelea — "continue": Skips the rest of the current iteration and starts the next loop step.

These work in all loop types:

• kwa (for)
• kwa kila (for-each)
• wakati (while)
• fanya-wakati (do-while)

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Usage Examples

1. Using endelea (Continue)

Skip specific values or steps in your loop.

kwa(i=1; i<=5; i++):
    kama i == 3:
        endelea;  // Skip when i is 3
    chapisha i
// Prints: 1 2 4 5

2. Using simama (Break)

Stop the loop entirely when a condition is met.

kwa(i=1; i<=5; i++):
    kama i == 4:
        simama;   // Stop when i is 4
    chapisha i
// Prints: 1 2 3

3. With kwa kila and Ranges

kwa kila val, i katika Orodha(10):
    kama i > 5:
        simama;
    chapisha i
// Prints: 0 1 2 3 4 5

4. While Loops

data i = 0
wakati i < 5:
    i++
    kama i == 2:
        endelea;
    chapisha i
// Prints: 1 3 4 5

5. Do-While Loops

data x = 0
fanya {
    kama x == 3:
        simama;
    chapisha x
    x++
} wakati x < 5
// Prints: 0 1 2

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When to Use

• endelea: When you want to skip some iterations but keep looping.
• simama: When you want to exit the loop early.

Both help make your loops more flexible and expressive!

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Summary Table

Keyword	Purpose	Works In
simama	Stops the current loop	kwa, kwa kila, wakati, fanya-wakati
endelea	Skips to next iteration	kwa, kwa kila, wakati, fanya-wakati

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Tip:
Use these controls to write clear and efficient loops—skip or exit when needed!