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From: "Stanley R. Allen" <Stanley_R_Allen@raytheon.com>
Subject: Re: Where is the elusive jump command?
Date: 2000/03/21
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dis90072 wrote:
> 
> Having learned ada for the past six months, I have found no reference to
> the 'jump' command. In MSDOS you can use the 'goto' command. Even in
> damn assembler you can jump. What is the equivalent in ada? I have had
> enough of endless 'IF' statements and everlasting case statements. I
> know it might make the program hard to follow, but I don't care! I must
> have it!

Please consider a career in retail shoe sales.

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