Description: Labeled ‘break’ in Kotlin is a feature that allows developers to exit a specific block of code using a ‘break’ statement associated with a label. This functionality is particularly useful in situations where there are multiple levels of nested blocks, such as loops or functions, and one wants to exit a particular block without affecting others. By using labels, one can clearly and concisely identify the block to exit, thus improving the readability and control of the program flow. The syntax for implementing a labeled break is straightforward: a label is defined followed by a block of code, and within this block, ‘break’ followed by the label name can be used to exit it. This feature not only optimizes the handling of nested loops but also allows for greater flexibility in code structure, facilitating the management of complex conditions and enhancing code clarity.
