Continue for nested loops

This is my code snippet below

for jj = 1:5
        f(x)=...
        for ii = 16:20
            f(x)=...
            continue
            
        end 
end

What I want to do: I want to run ii loop once, then go to the next iteration of jj and continue with the next iteration of ii.

My question: Could I use the 'continue' command to stop the ii loop after first iteration, go back to continue the jj loop, when I am in jj loop, continue with the second iteration of the ii loop and so on. Something like shown below

jj = 1
    f(x)=...
    ii = 16
        f(x)=...
    
jj = 2
    f(x)=...
    ii = 17
        f(x)=...

jj = 3
    f(x)=...
    ii = 18
        f(x)=...            

I hope my question makes sense. Thanks!

Answer 1

[Basil C.]

You could try out this

for jj = 1:5
        f(x)=...
        for ii = 15+j:20
            f(x)=...
            continue
            
        end 
end

but if you want to run ii loop once then why even use FOR loop, you could try something like

for jj = 1:5
        f(x)=...
            
        ii = 15+j
            f(x)=...
          
end

[Chai-tea]

I get it now, not using a second loop makes sense. thanks!

[Basil C.]

Your welcome! If the answer was right please accept the answer.