Translation guide
A programming paradigm that emphasizes a logical, top-down design using control structures like sequences, loops, and conditionals, rather than unstructured jumps.
structured programming
The programming paradigm itself, as a methodology or approach.
The standard Japanese term for structured programming. Used in technical and educational contexts.
Structured programming is the foundation of software development.
Refers to structured methods or techniques, often used in broader contexts like structured analysis and design.
This project adopts structured methods.
Describing something as using or relating to structured programming, e.g., 'structured programming language'.
Use the possessive particle の to modify a noun. N is the noun being modified.
C is a representative structured programming language.
Literally 'structured programming' as a past-tense modifier, emphasizing the result of structuring. Less common than the standard term.
Highlighting the difference from older, unstructured styles (e.g., with GOTO statements).
A phrase used when explicitly contrasting with unstructured programming. Mainly in academic or historical discussions.
Structured programming emerged in contrast to unstructured programming.
Structured programming reduces bugs.