Labels
Labels are program elements that simply identify a location in a program. Their only practical use is to support the goto statement. The goto statement allows program control to jump to the place where a label is defined. A label is any valid identifier followed by a colon (not a semicolon). Here are two examples:
loop: // a label named "loop" jumphere: // a label named "jumphere"
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