Goto statement

The Goto statement is a programming command that allows a program to jump to a different part of the code, bypassing the usual flow of execution. It's used to direct the program's operation to a specified label or line number, often resulting in non-linear control flow. While it can simplify certain tasks, it can make code harder to read and maintain, leading to what some call "spaghetti code." In modern programming, it's generally recommended to use structured programming techniques, like loops and functions, instead of Goto for better clarity and organization.