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<title>The GOTO keyword.</title>
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<h1>The GOTO keyword.</h1>
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Well, I have resisted adding <b>goto</b> for a whole year. But tonight
I have had a couple of beers and 
I am ready to go for it. It must be said 
that most programmers will claim that 
<b>goto</b> is never required and I dont have reason to disagree, but 
you may like to differ.

<h2>goto syntax</h2>

<pre>
	goto lab1;

	lab1:
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goto allows the program to 'jump' to a named label, in this case <b>lab1</b>,
the target label MUST be terminated with a : (colon).


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<h2>An Example.</h2>
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goto example.
 
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<address>Martin Leslie 
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