GOTO in Finnish
GOTO in Finnish is GOTO, GOTO-lause — GOTO means in programming, an instruction that jumps execution straight to another labeled point in the code, skipping the normal top-to-bottom flow.
GOTO in Finnish
GOTO
GOTO-lause
What does "GOTO" mean?
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noun In programming, an instruction that jumps execution straight to another labeled point in the code, skipping the normal top-to-bottom flow.
"Overusing goto statements can make code very hard to follow."
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verb To jump to a specific point in a program using a goto instruction.
"The old BASIC program would goto line 100 whenever an error occurred."
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GOTO in a sentence
- Overusing goto statements can make code very hard to follow.
- The old BASIC program would goto line 100 whenever an error occurred.
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What is "GOTO" in Finnish?
"GOTO" in Finnish is GOTO, GOTO-lause. GOTO means: In programming, an instruction that jumps execution straight to another labeled point in the code, skipping the normal top-to-bottom flow.
How do you use "GOTO" in a sentence?
Example: "Overusing goto statements can make code very hard to follow." In Finnish, "GOTO" is GOTO, GOTO-lause.
Are there other ways to say "GOTO" in Finnish?
Yes — Finnish has 2 translations listed for "GOTO": GOTO, GOTO-lause.
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