If we want to skip onto the next element in succession in a for loop, we can use the continue keyword:

1for _, el := range employees {
2  if !e.IsCurrent {
3    continue
4  }
5  e.PrintCheck()
6}

When we need to terminate the loop early, we can use the break keyword:

1for _, e := range employees {
2    if MoneyLeft() <= 0 {
3        fmt.Println("Oops, out of cash!")
4        break
5    }
6    ... // otherwise, print check
7}

As soon as Go encounters a break statement, it immediately stops the loop and jumps to the code immediately following the closing brace at the end of the for statement.

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