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In [2] Guiseppe Jacopini seems to have proved the (logical) superfluousness of the GoTo statement. The exercise to translate an arbitrary flow diagram more or less mechanically into a jump-less one, however, is not to be recommended. Then the resulting flow diagram cannot be expected to be more transparent than the original one.
References:
[1] NicolasWirth and CharlesAntonyRichardHoare. A contribution to the development of [Algol]. Comm. [ACM] 9 (June 1966), 413-432.
-[2] Corrado Böhm and Jacopini Guiseppe. Flow diagrams, Turing machines
and languages with only two formation rules. Comm. ACM 9 (May 1966), 366-371.
+[2] Corrado Böhm and Jacopini Guiseppe. Flow diagrams, [TuringMachine]s
and languages with only two formation rules. Comm. ACM 9 (May 1966), 366-371.
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