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GOTO++ is an esoteric programming language designed by Sidoine de Wispelaere that forces the use of gotos and labels. Its keywords are some interesting mix of English and French.

It also uses some strange syntax constructs such as "Function arguments must be to the right of the left parenthesis, but nothing is said about the right parenthesis", allowing commands like:

GOTO This is a comment
GOTOPRINTDUTEXTE() "Hello World!"

Note: "du texte" means "some text" in French, and "print" means nothing in French: It's a pure English word.

The GOTO++ language has many probabilistic keywords and functions, as well as a native probability percentage type.

[edit] External resources

• GOTO++ website