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Based on the Hou article, what is the difference between the goto instruction in Java and the Java bytecode instruction set? Explain one discussed repetition structure.

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The Java language does not have a goto statement. However, there is a goto instruction in the Java bytecode instruction set. The goto instruction at the Java bytecode instruction set is used to replace control flow functions in the program, like for loops and while loops.

Since goto in Java bytecode can be decompiled to determine the control flow of the program, an obfuscation method known as the replacing goto obfuscation is done. Obfuscation is one of the ways against the reverse engineering of Java class files. Obfuscation is the ...

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