You know, I had thought that MS axed the GOTO in .NET.
Also, it depends on what you want to do and where you are placing the GOTO. I mean, if you use a GOTO at any place in the code, you will jump to wherever you tell it. I'm not entirely sure if it will create a memory leak if you use it within the CATCH block... certainly, you shouldn't use it in the TRY block...
In all reality, though, you really should avoid using GOTO as a control structure... it died with QBASIC, dontchyaknow...
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