Which COBOL statement is used to handle exceptions and errors in the program flow?
- CONTINUE
- EVALUATE
- IF-ELSE
- PERFORM
The "CONTINUE" statement in COBOL is often used in error handling to indicate that no specific action is taken, and the program should continue with the next statement. It is commonly used within the context of error conditions to control program flow.
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