 In this section I just want to show you that you can actually combine different types of loops inside of each other here I have a for loop and an if loop inside of it So it's going to iterate from 1 to 10 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 between this 4 and n statements and What it finds is this this if evaluation I Have if I this percentage sign 3 that means it's the remainder Once I divide 3 into whatever's held in I if that equals zero So if I have no remainder in other words is this a multiple of three I Have this continue statement in here. So I'm showing you two things actually I have an if statement and If question really inside of a for loop so of course if I ask if this number is Divisible by three if I can buy three into it with a zero remainder What should I do? So if I get to I equals three three divided by three is one and there's a zero reminder Of course, this is true, but the first iteration where I is just one. This is going to return a false What's going to happen if it is false? It is has this continue in it and it doesn't make much sense when you look at it the first time Does it mean? Continue so it is it's a false What is really continuing and the only way to really understand it is to execute this line So we see that we skipping everything that is divisible by three three Skip six is skipped and nine is skipped, but the others are done. So what is happening here? Let's run it what line by line So for I I as a computer variable in this range Indicated from one to ten so the first time we run through. Let's have it equals one so if One divided by three equals zero and it's not because three goes into one zero times with the remainder of three So this returns a false It says continue though What is continuing it means it is skipping? Because it's false. We just continuing through this and it prints that line out for us If it returns a fo a true here This continue means we skipping These lines because when once we get to three three divided by three is one with the remainder of zero So this is true. This returns a true Allowing this continue to be executed and now this continue says it actually what you can't see is there's almost There's a jump outside of all of this it skips the rest of these lines now this continue Continue, please with the next iteration Don't worry about going through the rest of the code and printing this line printing three to the screen Continue the loop Skipping the rest. I'm actually jumping. I'm continuing the for loop jumping the rest of this And you can see the beautiful execution there skipping everything that is With which three can be divided so two things I'm I've got this if statement inside of a for loop and you can clearly see what this Continue does it says continue with my for loop basically skip the rest when this is true when it's not It doesn't skip it actually runs through the rest of the code and it prints that line out for me In the next section, we're gonna look at this weird term called comprehension