Break/Continue Structure

[Rory Starkweather]

follows a clearer version (with longer variable names ;) ):
> 
> void main() {
>     char[] string = "åäö"; // contains 6 UTF-8 code units
>         foreach(uint index, dchar character; string)
>                 writefln("character = %s, index = %s",character,index);
> }
> 
> In this case, the c suffix is superfluous since the data type of string 
> (char[])  makes the conversion implicit.
> 
> /Oskar

So this is like using & after a number in VB to say that it is type 
Long? I thought that kind of thing was only used in languages that 
didn't require variable type declarations. I can see how it would come 
in handy though.

  Thanks.