jumper classes

Jumper classes in programming, particularly in languages like C, C++, or simulation tools, refer to sections of code that dictate the flow of execution. They use instructions called "jump" commands (like `goto`) to transfer control from one part of the program to another. This mechanism allows for decision-making, looping, or skipping certain code blocks. While powerful, excessive jumping can make code hard to follow. Modern programming encourages structured control flow like loops and functions, but jumper classes or instructions are fundamental for understanding low-level execution and optimizing performance or behavior in specific applications.