Which of the following statement is used to take the control to the beginning of the loop?

In programming, to take control back to the beginning of a loop, we typically use the statement continue.

Explanation:

1. The continue statement is used inside loops (like for, while, etc.) to skip the rest of the code inside the current iteration and proceed directly to the next iteration of the loop.
2. When the continue statement is executed, the control jumps to the loop's condition, and if the condition is still true, the loop's body will execute again from the top.

For instance, in a for or while loop, if certain conditions are met, using continue will jump back to the top of the loop, allowing it to iterate without executing the remaining code for that particular iteration.

The other potential statements, such as break, would instead exit the loop entirely rather than moving the control back to its start.