VFP Tutorial - Program control

FoxPro is a structured language without a GoTo statement. Program flow is controlled by selection and repetition structures:

Selection

Selection structures determine whether the program should execute one section of code or another. FoxPro supports two ways of making this choice:

Repetition

Repetition structures determine how many times the program should execute a particular section of code. FoxPro supports three types of repetition:


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