> There are very few languages today that don't have `break` and `continue`, and in them (Lua for instance) `goto` is still used. Oberon is one of those few "p

> There are very few languages today that don't have `break` and `continue`, and in them (Lua for instance) `goto` is still used. Oberon is one of those few "pure" structured languages where a statement sequence is never interrupted. The latest version of Oberon doesn't even have a return statement (which is also also a form of goto unless defined as the last statement of a subroutine).