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When we use exit flow steps?



When we use exit flow steps?..

Answer / kajal

Exit flow step is used when we don't want to iterate to the whole loop and based on some condition, we want to exit the loop, it is basically needed to save iteration.

Exit is used with repeat step also, when again we don't want to repeat it until the last count, as soon as we have our expected result, it should come out of the repeat.

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