Proper way to get rid of breaks.

Hello all!


I got the following cod And I absolutley forgot how to get rid of breakse:

Code :

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		for (int xTemp = 0; xTemp < board.length; xTemp++) {
					if (board[xTemp][0] == curpos[0][0] && board[xTemp][1] == (curpos[0][1] + 66) || nopos[xTemp][0] == curpos[0][0] && nopos[xTemp][1] == (curpos[0][1] + 66)) {
						curpos[0][1] = curpos[0][1] + 66;
						repaint();
						break;
					}
				}

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More of crappy code with breaks:

Code :

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	for (xTemp = 0; xTemp < board.length; xTemp++) {
				// Rechts
				if ((isBoardPos(board[xTemp][0] + 66, board[xTemp][1]) == true)
						&& (isEmptyPos(board[xTemp][0] + 66 * 2,
								board[xTemp][1]) == true)) {
					LOG("Is not lost");
					rechts = true;
					break;
				}
				// Links
				else if ((isBoardPos(board[xTemp][0] - 66, board[xTemp][1]) == true)
						&& (isEmptyPos(board[xTemp][0] - 66 * 2,
								board[xTemp][1]) == true)) {
					LOG("Is not lost");
					links = true;
					break;
				}
				// Boven
				else if ((isBoardPos(board[xTemp][0], board[xTemp][1] + 66) == true)
						&& (isEmptyPos(board[xTemp][0],
								board[xTemp][1] + 66 * 2) == true)) {
					LOG("Is not lost");
					boven = true;
					break;
				}
				// Onder
				else if ((isBoardPos(board[xTemp][0], board[xTemp][1] - 66) == true)
						&& (isEmptyPos(board[xTemp][0],
								board[xTemp][1] - 66 * 2) == true)) {
					LOG("Is not lost");
					onder = true;
					break;
				}
			}

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Thanks a lot for some help :)

Greetz!

Why do you want to get rid of them?

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Originally Posted by KevinWorkman

Why do you want to get rid of them?

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It's not clean programming?

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Originally Posted by Massaslayer

It's not clean programming?

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Why not? Seems fine to me. I'd be more worried about those complicated if statements if I were you.

Actually, if I were you, I wouldn't worry about any of it. Does it work? Do you understand why and how it works? Then don't worry about it too much.

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Originally Posted by KevinWorkman

Why not? Seems fine to me. I'd be more worried about those complicated if statements if I were you.

Actually, if I were you, I wouldn't worry about any of it. Does it work? Do you understand why and how it works? Then don't worry about it too much.

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The if states are so difficuly because it are x & y values of game board :D & yes all works :) then i'm done :D

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Originally Posted by Massaslayer

The if states are so difficuly because it are x & y values of game board :D

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You might consider putting them in methods or something. It's pretty hard to tell what they're doing just by looking at them. But really, I wouldn't worry too much about that kind of thing at this stage in the game.

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Originally Posted by Massaslayer

& yes all works :) then i'm done :D

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Congratulations!

Breaks just stops the loop statement. If you don't have the break there, then it'll execute those methods one at a time accordingly to the board's length. You could just add a break after all the if-else statements.