Monday, 3 February 2014

Important features of a structured program.


A structured program uses three types of program constructs 
 selection, 
 sequence
 and iteration.
 Structured programs avoid unstructured control flows by restricting the use of GOTO statements.

 A structured program consists of a well partitioned set of modules.

 Structured programming uses single entry, single-exit program constructs such as if-then-else, do-while, etc. 
Thus, the structured programming principle emphasizes designing neat control structures for
programs.

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