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From: Joe Pluta <joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com> > I'm in a mood, so I want to make a point: > > 1) GOTO statements can be used to implement any control structure > > we want. We have learned that this is bad and tend to avoid GOTOs > > (structured programming). We can't handle arbitrary control structures. > > Not true. Unconditional GOTO statements cannot be used to implement control > structures. A conditional branch is required. However, I'm pretty sure > only one condition needs to be implemented. > >From COBOL: GO TO AAA BBB CCC DEPENDING ON NNN or this horror: PERFORM PPP ALTER PPP TO QQQ PERFORM PPP ALTER PPP TO SSS PERFORM PPP STOP RUN. PPP. GO TO XXX. XXX. DISPLAY "XXX". QQQ. DISPLAY "QQQ". SSS. DISPLAY "SSS".
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