Block

Most languages provide for organizing sequences of code as a block. When used with a control statement, the beginning of a block provides a jump target. For example, in the following C code (which uses curly braces to delimit a block), control jumps from line 1 to 4 if done is false.

if (done) { printf("All done");} else { printf("Still workin' on it");}

Control

Many control commands have been devised

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