The next Statement
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When the next statement is executed, the result is to exit from the current statement sequence (that is, the do-end do block) that corresponds to the innermost repetition (for/while/do) statement within which it occurs.
To exit from the current statement sequence means to allow execution to proceed with the next iteration of this repetition statement.
Note: To "proceed with the next iteration'' implies to increment the index of iteration, and then to apply the tests for termination (specified by the to-clause and the while-clause, if present) before proceeding. Thus, an exit from the loop may occur.
It is an error if the next statement is executed in a context other than within a repetition statement.
In Maple V Release 5.1 and earlier, next was just a Maple symbol. In Maple 6 and later, next is a keyword in the Maple language.
fornto3doifn=2thennextendif;print⁡nenddo
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See Also
break
do
Maple keywords
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