Exit, Break, and Return

The Break, The Return, and the Exit are all well break dance moves even the newest of new comers knows about.
Hahaha, Nah I’m just making that shit up. They are however great tools for powershell scripting.
However, do you know what the difference in all of them are, and when best to use them?

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If not whatever here’s the quick low down so you can save going to that day of class. 😛

1) Break terminates execution of a loop or switch statement and hands over control to next statement after it.
2) Return terminates execution of the current function and passes control to the statement immediately after the function call.
3) Exit terminates the current execution session altogether. It also closes the console window and may or may not close ISE depending on what direction the wind is facing.