is there a way to simply tell the compiler to JUMP back to a different point???
like:
loop;
"stuff"
loop;
the first loop says where the second loop loops back to any help would help thatnks alot
-kbcubs-
is there a way to simply tell the compiler to JUMP back to a different point???
like:
loop;
"stuff"
loop;
the first loop says where the second loop loops back to any help would help thatnks alot
-kbcubs-
lookup for the keyword goto
But using goto for looping is very very bad practice. For looping you can use the for
, while
, do-while
keywords. It is much easier to understand and easier to maintain than goto
.
ok thanks wolf pack
-kbcubs-
Why couldn't you split your code into seperate methods and execute a certain method when you need it? As Wolf said, goto is bad practice and I consider it old school :cheesy:
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