Structured languages, such as Pascal, Ada and dBASE, force the programmer to write a structured program; however, all programming languages can be written in a structured manner.

It’s apparently Part 1 of a larger series on structured programming techniques, and comes to us by way of [Alec Watson], host of Technology Connections on YouTube, by way of his second channel ...

Structured programming, which suggested that code could be categorized into decisions, sequences and loops, “was a godsend in the ’70s … much better than the ‘code now, design later ...

The answer lies in Google’s description of Dart as “ a language for structured Web programming.” If you think about it, we’ve never had that before.