I noticed when installing OC v1.5.1.3 that "Go to your Online Shop" become "Goto your Online Shop". I'm Swedish but I think it should be "Go to" and not "Goto".
No big deal, but want to point out it anyway. Please see the attached screenshot.
Hi,
I like it the way it is
Goto is a statement found in many computer programming languages. It is a combination of the English words go and to. It performs a one-way transfer of control to another line of code.
Regards Werner
I like it the way it is
Goto is a statement found in many computer programming languages. It is a combination of the English words go and to. It performs a one-way transfer of control to another line of code.
Regards Werner
yes, it's kind of nostalgic ....wernerrenrew wrote:....
I like it the way it is
Goto is a statement found in many computer programming languages....
Is GOTO still used in modern computer languages? Seems a bit 'last century' to me but I don't do programming for a living.I did not know there was such a computer language.
Thought maybe it was an English slang word.
Thought maybe it was an English slang word.
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SXGuy wrote:maybe computer language, but its not english lol.
10 if "Goto" != True GOTO 20
20 print "Go To!!"
30 End
this, I like!@Rebecka, you are quite right, it is a small typographical error. Forgive us for going off topic
Amazingly I just ran into it the other day. A Business BASIC derivative uses it to call named subroutines (and even line numbers). That brought so many bad memories back.Moggin wrote:Is GOTO still used in modern computer languages?
-Ryan
I once got a script where it said:
Goto: goon
And I was like "what is goon?"
My colleague said "go on"
Goto: goon
And I was like "what is goon?"
My colleague said "go on"
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It's ok.Moggin wrote:@Rebecka, you are quite right, it is a small typographical error. Forgive us for going off topic
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