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I have always been taught to almost never to use goto statements in programming. However we are required to do so as part of my most recent programming project. I have an if/else statement with variou
The following is pseudocode: myGoto: try { // do some db updating myDB.doOptimisticConcurrency(); } catch (MyConcExeption ex) {
I am studying this code sample: class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { int x = 10; int y = 10; int generate=0;
To start with I\'ll say that I agree that goto statements are largely made irrelevant by higher level constructs in modern programming languages and shouldn\'t be used when a suitable substitute is av
I\'m writing a console based application that prompts a user for a series of questions. E.g: \"Enter a record to open:\"
I have changed title slightly because I thought this is more appropriate question. Would you refactor it (seems like legitimate use of goto) ?
Many people accused me recently for just mentioning a single word - \"goto\". It makes me wonder, why it is considered such a nasty word.
This question already has answers here: Closed 12 years ago. Some days ago I started a quick open source project and, when some mates looked at the code on svn, one of them told me that using
Consider the following code: void foo() { { CSomeClass bar; // Some code here... goto lab开发者_如何学Goel;
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