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#Actualpetrusd987

Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:51 PM

Stay away from the evil goto statement in C++.  it may seem nice until your project gets larger at which point they'll help to create 'spaghetti code'. C++ is made so that you don't have to use them.  The only time you should need to use goto statements in in Assembly.

#2petrusd987

Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:51 PM

Stay away from the evil goto statement in C++.  it may seem nice until your project gets larger at which point they'll help to create 'spaghetti code'. C++ is made so that you don't have to use them.  The only time you should need to use goto statements in in Assembly.

#1petrusd987

Posted 11 November 2012 - 10:50 PM

Stay away from the evil goto statement.  it may seem nice until your project gets larger at which point they'll help to create 'spaghetti code'. C++ is made so that you don't have to use them.

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