A break
with a label is not the same as a goto
statement. Java does not have a goto
statement.
A label marks the statement that follows it. You can use it to break out of that statement, and only out of that statement. Control of flow will always transfer to the end of the labeled statement.
So what do you have here?
label149: if (!localIterator2.hasNext());
Because of the semicolon after the if, this is in fact the entire labeled statement. So your break label149
is not within its scope at all. If you did not have that semicolon, the if
block would include the while
, and then the break label149
would work. But control would be transferred to the line after the end of the while
block.
label246: ((HashMap)Saved.this.keynamedata.get(i)).put("is_paid", "0");
This is the statement marked by label246. Again, the break label246
is not inside it, so it is not in its scope, and you can`t break out of a statement you are not inside of.