Procedure control

Procedure control is the ability to alter the flow of execution of a procedure. It allows you to execute only certain sections of a procedure, and to handle errors and special conditions.

  1. Branching (GOTO)
  2. Conditional statements (IF) (THEN) (ELSEIF) (ELSE)(ENDIF)
  3. Looping (WHILE)
  4. Counted loop (FOR)
  5. Returning (RETURN)
  6. Stopping (STOP)
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