You are working on a mission-critical COBOL program for a banking application. During testing, an unexpected error occurs. Which statement should you use to gracefully handle this error without terminating the program?
- CONTINUE
- EXIT METHOD
- EXIT PROGRAM
- STOP RUN
In this scenario, the CONTINUE statement in COBOL is used to gracefully handle errors without terminating the program. It allows the program to proceed with the next statement, providing a mechanism for error handling without program termination.
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