jumpfree
Jumpfree is a programming language designed to facilitate the creation of jump-free programs, which are programs that do not use explicit jump instructions such as goto, break, continue, or return. Instead, Jumpfree encourages the use of structured control flow constructs like loops and conditionals to manage program execution. The language aims to improve code readability, maintainability, and reliability by eliminating the potential for spaghetti code and reducing the risk of errors associated with unstructured control flow.
Jumpfree was developed by a team of researchers and programmers who sought to address the challenges posed
One of the key features of Jumpfree is its support for higher-order functions, which enable developers to
Jumpfree has been used in various academic and industrial settings to teach structured programming principles and