DEFINITION -

Structured Programming

A methodology, for program design, developed in the 60s and refined in the 70s. The purpose of structured programming was to make programming easier. Real Programmers avoided structured programming. Fortunately, as structured programming was about to succeed in bringing programming to the masses, the academics developed something even better...object-oriented programming, better known as OO (pronounced Oh,Oh) programming. OO programming has given new life to Real Programmers.

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