In Java, the two reserved but unused keywords are const and this keyword. In C languages, its action is performed non-locally by the setjmp keyword. A 1968 letter by E. W. Dijkstra stated that this statement "should be abolished from all ‘higher level' programming languages." The title of that article was "[this keyword] considered harmful." Usage of this statement can lead to disorganized "spaghetti code." For 10 points, name this programming keyword that performs an un
In Java, the two reserved but unused keywords are const and this keyword. In C languages, its action is performed non-locally by the setjmp keyword. A 1968 letter by E. W. Dijkstra stated that this statement "should be abolished from all ‘higher level' programming languages." The title of that article was "[this keyword] considered harmful." Usage of this statement can lead to disorganized "spaghetti code." For 10 points, name this programming keyword that performs an unconditional jump to a specific label or line of code and whose inverse is the rarely-used parody, the "comefrom" statement.
In Java, the two reserved but unused keywords are const and this keyword.
goto statement [accept unconditional jump before it is read; prompt jump before it is read]