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 GOTO label-line
 
 Usage Notes
   ■ The GOTO statement provides a way to branch unconditionally to another
     line (linelabel or linenumber). A GOTO statement can branch only to
     another statement at the same level of a program.
 
   ■ You cannot use GOTO to enter or exit a SUB, FUNCTION, or multiline
     DEF FN function. You can, however, use GOTO to control program flow
     within any of these program structures.
 
   ■ GOTO is also used as a keyword in the ON ERROR statement.
     See: ◄ON ERROR Statement►