Structured programming: top-down approach

Authors:
E. F. Miller;G. E. Lindamood
Affiliations:
-;-
Venue:
Classics in software engineering
Year:
1979

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Abstract

Structured programming, if the current level of interest and controversy within the computing community is any measure, is an idea whose time has come. You hear about it at conferences, there is increasing mention of the concept in the literature, and, very likely, there are numerous hallway discussion groups trying to unravel the difference between what is and isn't structured programming.