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COBOL TUTORIAL
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GO
TO verb is used to unconditionally transfer the control
to elsewhere in the program.
Its form is as follows:
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The procedure name can be a section name or a paragraph
name.As a result of the execution of this statement,
the control is transferred to the first statement
of the paragraph or section mentioned in the procedure
name.
Example:
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Suppose ERROR-ROUTINE is a paragraph name. The execution
of this statement will transfer the control to the
first statement in ERROR-ROUTINE. On the other hand,
suppose ERROR-ROUTINE is a section name and FIRST-PARA
is the name of the first paragraph in this section.
In this case control will be transferred to the first
statement in FIRST-PARA. It may be noted that GO TO
FIRST-PARA is identical to GO TO ERROR-ROUTINE.
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This verb causes the termination of the execution
of the object program.
Its form is:
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