topic There is a set of multi-word in Intel® Fortran Compiler

Is it "GOTO" or "GO TO"?

chauvjo — Thu, 17 Nov 2016 17:08:59 GMT

Quick question....I realize that the GOTO statement is to be avoided in programming but am curious as to which is the correct syntax for this command: GOTO or GO TO. I know both versions are supported by the compiler but would assume the standard would be specific about which versions is "correct". Older standards seem to use GO TO while more current versions show GOTO. I could be wrong here so defer to the experts.

Thanks....

There is a set of multi-word

Steven_L_Intel1 — Thu, 17 Nov 2016 17:32:03 GMT

There is a set of multi-word keywords in Fortran that can be used with or without the space:

Adjacent keywords where separating blanks are optional
BLOCK DATA
END INTERFACE
DOUBLE PRECISION
END MODULE
ELSE IF
END PROCEDURE
ELSE WHERE
END PROGRAM
END ASSOCIATE
END SELECT
END BLOCK
END SUBMODULE
END BLOCK DATA
END SUBROUTINE
END CRITICAL
END TYPE
END DO
END WHERE
END ENUM
GO TO
END FILE
IN OUT
END FORALL
SELECT CASE
END FUNCTION
SELECT TYPE
END IF