GOTO in Polish
GOTO in Polish is instrukcja skoku — 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 Polish
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."
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.
Common Polish translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "GOTO" in Polish?
"GOTO" in Polish is instrukcja skoku. 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 Polish, "GOTO" is instrukcja skoku.