Why should I avoid using Java Label expressions?

Question

Throughout the internet, people say you should avoid using shortcut operators in java. However, I find them very useful in some cases, namely nested loops.
I cannot find satisfactory answers on why not use them. I think alternatives to shortcuts often reduce either readability, or performance, or both.

So, what makes tagged break and continue declarations so bad?

Answer 1

Shortcuts are perfect for breaking from nested loops.

 

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Answer 2

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Answer 3

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Answer 4

, , .

However, if there is a need for breaks and continue operations, just do a quick check if the method is still sufficiently concatenated.