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In Java, the break and continue keywords are used within loops (such as for, while, and do-while) to control the flow of execution. They provide a way to alter the default behavior of loops by either exiting the loop prematurely (break) or skipping the current iteration and moving to the next one (continue).

break:
The break keyword is used to immediately exit the innermost loop that encloses it. When break is encountered inside a loop, the program flow exits the loop and continues with the next statement after the loop. It is often used when a specific condition is met, and there's no need to continue looping.
continue:
The continue keyword is used to skip the current iteration of a loop and proceed to the next iteration. When continue is encountered, the loop's body is not executed for the current iteration, and the loop control variable is incremented (or updated) to move to the next iteration.
Remember that break and continue only affect the innermost loop that encloses them. If you have nested loops, a break statement will exit the innermost loop, while a continue statement will only affect the current iteration of the innermost loop.

Both break and continue can also be used with while and do-while loops in similar ways. Just be cautious when using these keywords, as excessive use of them can make your code harder to understand and maintain.
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