Branching Within Code Using goto
 | Decision structures are used to selectively execute code. When a decision statement is encountered, C# evaluates an expression and diverts code according to the result. You don't have to use a decision structure to divert code, however, because C# includes a statement that can be used to jump code execution to a predetermined location within the current procedure: the goto statement. Before I talk about how to use goto, I want to say that under most circumstances, it's considered bad coding practice to use a goto. Code that's heavily laden with gotos is difficult to read and debug because the execution path is ... |
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