Statements Of a Function Body

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A function body contains some statements that are used to interrupt the sequential execution of a program. Some of them contain blocks which also have nested statements.
There are several types of statements, as follows:

Conditional statements:

if-elif-else Conditional statement.
switch Case statement.

Loop statements:

while Simple loop statement.
do-while Simple loop statement, evaluated at the bottom.
for Loop statement that provides initialization and increment clauses.
fornum Loop statement that executes a finite number of iterations and has autoincrement.
foreach Loop used for searching elements.

Instructions of unconditional transfer of control:

return Function termination.
break Loop termination.
continue Immediate transfer of control to the next loop iteration.
label Label definition.
goto Unconditional transfer of control to a label.

if-elif-else	Conditional statement.
switch	Case statement.

while	Simple loop statement.
do-while	Simple loop statement, evaluated at the bottom.
for	Loop statement that provides initialization and increment clauses.
fornum	Loop statement that executes a finite number of iterations and has autoincrement.
foreach	Loop used for searching elements.

return	Function termination.
break	Loop termination.
continue	Immediate transfer of control to the next loop iteration.
label	Label definition.
goto	Unconditional transfer of control to a label.