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Date: 2006-Dec-04
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The goto statement in C++is used for unconditional branching. When the control needs to be transferred from one part of the program to another unconditionally the goto statement can be used. The goto statement requires a label, which specifies where the control needs to be transferred in the program. Label is a valid variable name, which is placed before the statement where the control has to be transferred in the program.

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