What can you use to exit a loop early, instead of finishing the entire list of iterator objects?

Using a break event allows you to exit a loop prematurely when a specific condition is met, rather than processing through the entire list of iterator objects. This can be particularly useful when you’re searching for a particular item or when further processing is unnecessary and could be inefficient.

The break event interrupts the normal flow of the loop and immediately terminates it, helping you to optimize performance and manage control flow effectively.

The other options serve different purposes in control flow. A return statement is typically used to exit from a function rather than a loop. A continue statement, instead of ending the loop, skips the current iteration and proceeds to the next one, which does not help in exiting early. An exit condition could dictate when a loop should terminate, but it doesn’t provide the explicit control that a break event does to halt a loop immediately.