Abort

• You can call Abort anywhere within a computation. It has the same effect as an interactive interrupt in which you select the abort option.

• You can use Abort as an "emergency stop" in a computation.

• Once Abort has been called, Mathematica functions currently being evaluated return as quickly as possible.

• In an interactive session, the final result from an aborted computation is $Aborted.

• You can use CheckAbort to "catch" returns from an abort.

• See Section 2.6.14.

• See also: Throw, TimeConstrained, MemoryConstrained, Return.

• New in Version 2.