What makes programming language supports structured language?

[dreamboy]

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Can you please help me with this question Istoryans? Thanks.

[kamahak]

You'll have to rephrase the question. It doesn't really make any sense.

[jairoh_]

the answer is: programming language is like a jejemon language. mga programmers rai nakasabot, kung imo silang sabton nya di ka programmer, mura kag jologs ana. hahaha... mao ranas jejemon, di ta kasabot kai liki2x mana ila style sa pag communicate! hahahahahahahahahahahaha

[MarkCuering]

structured language means allowing you to divide your program into blocks/parts and allows you to execute in different order or so... this enforces a logical structure which makes it more easier to read or understand, to name the few: Pascal, C++, C#, Java...

the early Non-structured language are BASIC (early version), COBOL, machine-level code, and MS-DOS batch file. it's like a very early version of top down design approach, executing your program line by line.

hope this helps.

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so you mean kanang naay 'functions'? correct me lang

[miaka_cham]

so you mean kanang naay 'functions'? correct me lang

Most programming languages (procedural/oop) uses functions to group statements to make a "task".

Procedural programming languages differentiates mainly with OOP because of objects.


LMGTFY -> Let me google that for you

[Jibert]

nice thread up ko ani