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The ‎JMP‎ statement is used for executing an unconditional jump to a program line that is marked by a jump label.

Syntax: 

<label>: <instructions>

JMP <label>;

The jump label ‎<label>‎ is any unique identifier that you place at the beginning of a program line. On reaching the ‎JMP‎ statement, a return to the program line with the ‎<label>‎ takes place.

Example 

iVar1 := 0;

_label1: iVar1 := iVar1+1;

(*instructions*)

IF (iVar1 < 10) THEN
  JMP _label1;
END_IF;
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You must use programming to make sure that no infinite loops are caused. For example, you can make the jump conditional.