Does break in Go break only switch/select or also the outer loop?

Hello everyone! I started learning Go recently and encountered unexpected behavior of the `break` statement. I have a `for` loop with a `switch` inside it. I expected that `break` inside the `case` would break the loop, but it didn't happen. Here's a simplified example of my code: ```go package main import "fmt" func main() { for i := 0; i < 5; i++ { switch i { case 2: fmt.Println("Found 2, exiting the loop!") break // I thought this would break the for loop default: fmt.Printf("Iteration %d\n", i) } } fmt.Println("Loop ended") } ``` I expected that after printing "Found 2, exiting the loop!" the program would terminate the loop and print "Loop ended". However, in practice, the program continues iterations: 0, 1, "Found