Re: Procedural programming vs Structured programming
"howa" <howachen@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Can anyone give me an example to show their differences?
Seem they are the same thing but some say they have some differences.
A "procedural" program doesn't have to be "structured". Some early Fiortran
programs contained no subroutines, for insta
nce.
However, as a general rule, procedural programs are written in languages
like C or Fortran or Basic that specify a list of tasks in order - as
opposed to languages like C++ which specify objects with methods and
interactions, or language like Lisp which specify "functions" or mutations
of lists - and are also structured, in that there is pyramid of subroutines,
with most variables local to each subroutine.
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