If I have many for loop when I defining function, and I use return true.

[drifting ibex]

Will return true statement help me to leave all the statement below(if I type many code below).

So, I can immediate leave the function.

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[cosmic lodge]

yes

[orchid ferry]

if(p='X') is wrong

you're assigning it not comparing it

[vague bison]

please dont write one liners like that

its unreadable

your prof will also hate you

run an auto formatter over you code

and you will 100% not miss a point for style if that exists

[drifting ibex]

I have use the auto formatter before

but I have to deal with many if statement
if I separate the if statement into many many lines , I cannot find out what I am doing

[vague bison]

well probably you can do better

if you ahve to do many ifs

[mossy sequoia]

A return statement breaks out of the function that it is inside of, regardless of how many for loops, while loops, or if statements it is within

void flombigate() {
    for (int x = 0; x < 10; x++) {
        for (int y = 0; y < 10; y++) {
            if (x + y > 10) {
                return; //this will return from the *function* it's in, so it will return from "flombigate", and nothing else in flombigate will get run
            }
        }
    }
}

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