A goto statement causes your program to unconditionally transfer control to the statement associated with the label specified on the goto statement.
Because the goto statement can interfere with the normal sequence of processing, it makes a program more difficult to read and maintain. Often, a break statement, a continue statement, or a function call can eliminate the need for a goto statement.
If you use a goto statement to transfer control to a statement inside of a loop or block, initializations of automatic storage for the loop do not take place and the result is undefined. The label must appear in the same function as the goto.
break Statement
continue Statement
