structured programming
[ˈstrʌk.tʃərd ˈproʊ.ɡræm.ɪŋ]
noun
programação estruturada
1. A programming paradigm that emphasizes writing code with clear control flow using only three constructs: sequence, selection (if/else), and iteration (loops), avoiding the use of goto statements
Structured programming became the standard approach after the goto statement was criticized for creating spaghetti code.
A programação estruturada tornou-se a abordagem padrão após a declaração goto ser criticada por criar código espaguete.
2. A methodology that promotes code organization through the use of functions, modules, and clear logical flow to enhance readability and maintainability
By following structured programming principles, developers can create more maintainable and understandable code.
Seguindo princípios de programação estruturada, os desenvolvedores podem criar código mais mantível e compreensível.
Structured programming is a foundational concept taught in computer science education in both Brazil and the United States. It emerged in the 1970s as a reaction against unstructured programming practices. In Brazil, this methodology is emphasized in university computer science programs and is considered essential knowledge for professional software developers. The term is universally understood in tech communities across both countries.
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