Why was GOTO included in PHP 5? [closed]
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Does this justify goto statements?
I came across this question a second ago, and I’m pulling some of the material off of there: Is there a name for the ‘break n’ construct?
Does this justify goto statements?
I came across this question a second ago, and I’m pulling some of the material off of there: Is there a name for the ‘break n’ construct?
Are there languages that allow goto statement to only go down?
goto statements can sometimes be useful to go down (to lower lines of code) in code, but can create a mess if used to go up (to higher lines of code). Therefore, I am wondering if there is any language that only allows goto statement to go down, e.g, godown.
Are there languages that allow goto statement to only go down?
goto statements can sometimes be useful to go down (to lower lines of code) in code, but can create a mess if used to go up (to higher lines of code). Therefore, I am wondering if there is any language that only allows goto statement to go down, e.g, godown.
What kind of bugs do “goto” statements lead to? Are there any historically significant examples?
I understand that save for breaking out of loops nested in loops; the goto statement is evaded and reviled as a bug prone style of programming, to never be used.