Avoiding Spaghetti Flow

"Spaghetti flow" describes code whose path jumps around so much it is hard to follow, like tangled noodles.

Too many breaks, continues, and labels piled together can create this mess.

This lesson shows how to use flow control deliberately so your loops stay clear.

Labeled break and continue are useful tools, but they let code jump across multiple loops.

Used everywhere, they force the reader to trace many possible paths at once.

The goal is not to avoid labels entirely, but to use them only when they genuinely simplify the logic.