Program should continue running the remaining script

I am running a script with multiple for loops. In each loop when iteration reaches a particular condition I have to stop it else dimensions reaches out of bound . For that I am using return statement (If loop when the condition meets). The program runs fine but when it reaches return statement , it stops further execution of script.So I have to evalute the remaining scripts (for loops) manually. Is there any method that remaining script (other for loops independent of this for loop ) also gets executed? Thanks in advance

Answer 1

[Ive J]

return is quite intuitive and it does what it's suppoed to do: Returns control to invoking script or function. If you wanna continue other loops, you should use break

for i = 1:100
    if i > 10
        fprintf('I''m done with first loop at counter: %d\n', i)
        break
    end
end

for j = 1:50
    if j > 30
        fprintf('I''m also done with second loop at counter: %d\n', j)
        break
    end
end

fprintf('All done!\n')

[Ameer Hamza]

@Fazal Muhammad Ali Khan instead of flagging, it is better to comment on the answer. A flag is used to indicate something negative and bring it to editors' attention.

[Fazal Muhammad Ali Khan]

@Ive Ive : Thank you very much. It now works perfectly fine. Keep helping :) Thanks once again

[Fazal Muhammad Ali Khan]

@Ameer Hamza: I did comment but it was placed under flag banner. Have now commented where it should have been. Thanks for pointing out.