We are writing a byte-code for a high-level compiled language, and after a bit of profiling and optimization, it became clear that the current largest performance overhead is the switch statement we\'
In languages that have goto, I like to create an error block at the end of a function (after return) and then when I do error checking within the function, I can just be concise and goto the error han
What is better stylewise/readability? I have a loop that reads input and does different things according to the input, and when an error occurs, I need a simple return;. Example:
I have a bit unusual situation - I want to use goto statement to jump into the loop, not to jump out from it.
For some odd reason my Header gets all messed up when I click on an A tag to go to an ID.So instead 开发者_StackOverflow社区is there a way to use jQuery to do this, such as a Click(), Goto ID?
As a homework assignment for my introductory programming course I have to design and implement a program that generates a random number(1-100), then gives the player 7 guesses to correctly guess the n
The goto statement has been examined at great length in several SO discussions (see this and that), and I certainly don\'t want to revive those heated debates.
My problem is not really a problem, but I want to make this code look a bit more elegant than it currently is. It has spaghetti code.
Is it right to use goto in this code? Are there any alternatives? return ExecuteReader(cmd, reader =>
I know, that everybody hates GOTO and nobody recommends it. But that\'s not the point. I just want to know, which code is the fastest:
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