Exit
Definition: Exits a block of
Do
...Loop,
For...Next,
Function, or
Subcode.
In Windows PowerShell you can “prematurely” break out of a loop by using the breakcommand; this is equivalent to using the Exit Do or Exit Forstatement in VBScript. For example, the following Windows PowerShell script creates an array ($a) containing 9 values. The script then uses a For Each loop to enumerate all the items in that array; however, if any of those items is equal to 3 – if ($ i– eq3)– then the break command is used to exit the loop right then and there. The script itself looks like this: