Comment by lerno

They have different wins. I think labelled break/continue help because they are clearer in locally expressing what the point is. If you see `goto NEXT;` you can kind of guess the intention, but `continue OUTER;` doesn't require you to read the code at the label and check what's happening there. `defer catch` and `defer try` helps avoiding some booleans otherwise needed with just a basic defer. `defer` on its own otherwise sometimes needs booleans to track what should be closed. With goto those naturally go to different cleanup sections.

I keep revisiting goto though. I like it a lot for its simplicity.