Go - goto Statement

The goto statement in Go is used to jump to a labeled section of code within the same function. It allows skipping certain lines of code or repeating specific parts of a program. However, it should be used carefully, as excessive use can make code difficult to understand.

Unlike loops, goto directly moves execution to another part of the function without checking conditions. It is mostly used for error handling, skipping unnecessary steps, or breaking out of deeply nested code.

Syntax of the goto Statement