Someone asked me if I have a goto in Java today?

Today, someone asked me if there is any goto in Java. When I read his questions, I knew that he was learning C. Well, I didn't really pay too much attention to this problem before, because I know that GOTO is a keyword in Java, but it seems that it has never been used, he asked me again, if you want to jump out of a few loops, how to operate?

I still have a way to solve this problem ......

1. Public class testfor
2. {
3. Public static void main (string [] ARGs)
4. {
5. Testfor test = new testfor ();
6. Test. testloopone ();
7. System. Out. println ();
8. System. Out. println ();
9. Test. testlooptwo ();
11. Int A [] = new int [10];
12. A [0] = 2;
13. A [1] = 4;
14. A [2] = 22;
15. A [3] = 3;
16. A [4] = 9;
17. A [5] = 12;
18. A [6] = 11;
19. A [7] = 6;
20. A [8] = 5;
21. A [9] = 0;
23. Arrays. Sort ();
25. }
27. /**
28. * Use flag Control
29. */
30. Public void testloopone ()
31. {
32. Hh:
33. For (INT I = 0; I <10; I ++)
34. {
35. System. Out. println ("I value:" + I );
36. For (int K = 0; k <10; k ++)
37. {
38. System. Out. println ("the value of K is:" + k );
39. If (k = 6)
40. Break HH;
41. }
42. }
44. System. Out. println ("jump out of all loops ......");
45. }
47. /**
48. * Use flag volume control
49. */
50. Public void testlooptwo ()
51. {
53. Int TMP = 0;
54. For (INT I = 0; I <10; I ++)
55. {
56. System. Out. println ("I value:" + I );
57. For (int K = 0; k <10; k ++)
58. {
59. System. Out. println ("the value of K is:" + k );
60. TMP = K;
61. If (k = 6)
62. Break;
63. }
64. If (TMP = 6)
65. Break;
66. }
67. System. Out. println ("jump out of all loops ......");
68. }
70. }

He gave me a warning from his problem. I have to learn things carefully in the future. Be careful ...... Remember!