Continue execution at statement after containing loop (if, for, while, or do..while). That is, break out of the loop.
Using break in JK is a syntax error, even when used as an identifier. Simply put, don't ever use break as a keyword, symbol, call handler name, or goto label in JK. This keyword does function correctly in MotS.
Example of using a goto as a replacement for break statement:
for (i = 0; i < 3; i = i + 1)
{
if (j == 42)
{
goto AfterForLoop;
}
}
AfterForLoop:
// This line is reached after "for" loop is done, or when j == 42.
