I'm diligently plugging away at some code that checks for divisibility (yes, it's to generate primes) and I want to know how to stop a for... loop if the condition is met once. Code like this:
$delete = array();
foreach ( $testarray as $v ) {
for ( $b = 2; $b < $v; $b++ ) {
if ( $v % $b == 0 ) {
$delete []= $v;
}
}
So $testarray
is integers 1-100, and the $delete
array will be filtered against the $testarray
. Currently though, a number like 12 is being added to $delete
multiple times because it's divisible by 2, 3, 4, and 6. How can I save my computer's time by skipping ahead when the criteria matched once?
break; #breaks out of a loop
continue; #skips rest of current iteration