Control statements allow for the interruption of the normal sequence of execution of statements by causing execution to continue at a specified line, rather than at the one with the next higher line number.
The goto-statement
GO TO line-number
allows for an unconditional transfer.
The if-then-statement
IF expl rel exp2 THEN line-number
where "expl" and'texp2" are expressions and "rel" is a relational operator, allows for a conditional transfer.
The gosub and return statements
GO SUB line-number
RETURN
allow for subroutine calls.
The on-goto-statement
ON expression GO TO line-number, ..., line-number
allows control to be transferred to a selected line.
The stop-statement
STOP
allows for program termination.
1. goto-statement = GO space* TO line-number
2. if-then-statement = IF relational-expression THEN line-number
3. relational-expression = numeric-expression relation numeric-expression /
string-expression equality-relation string-expression
4. relation = equality-relation / less-than-sign / greater-than-sign /
not-less / not-greater
5. equality-relation = equals-sign / not-equals
6. not-less = greater-than-sign equals-sign
7. not-greater = less-than-sign equals-sign
8. not-equals = less-than-sign greater-than-sign
9. gosub-statement = GO space* SUB line-number
10. return-statement = RETURN
11. on-goto-statement = ON numeric-expression GO space* TO line-number (comma line-number)*