What is the purpose of the goto statement in C++?
In C++, the goto statement is used to unconditionally transfer control of the program to a labeled statement or code block. It can be used to skip certain code blocks or jump to another part of the code under specific conditions.
The functions of the goto statement include:
- head towards
- go to
- go to
While the goto statement may simplify code in certain situations, abusing it can make the code difficult to maintain and read. Therefore, the goto statement should be used cautiously, and structured programming should be used whenever possible as a replacement.
