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INTRODUCTION
A program in a non-structured language usually consists of sequentially
ordered commands, or statements, usually one in each line. The lines are
usually numbered or may have labels: this allows the flow of execution
to jump to any line in the program.
Non-structured programming introduces basic control flow concepts such
as loops, branches and jumps. Although there is no concept of procedures
in the non-structured paradigm[citation needed], subroutines are
allowed. Unlike a procedure, a subroutine may have several entry and
exit points, and a direct jump into or out of subroutine is
(theoretically) allowed. This flexibility allows realization of
coroutines.
There is no concept of locally scoped variables in non-structured
programming (although for assembly programs, general purpose registers
may serve the same purpose after saving on entry), but labels and
variables can have a limited area of effect (for example, a group of
lines). This means there is no (automatic) context refresh when calling a
subroutine, so all variables might retain their values from the
previous call. This makes general recursion difficult, but some cases of
recursion--where no subroutine state values are needed after the
recursive call--are possible if variables dedicated to the recursive
subroutine are explicitly cleared (or re-initialized to their original
value) on entry to the subroutine. The depth of nesting also may be
limited to one or two levels.
Non-structured languages allow only basic data types, such as numbers,
strings and arrays[citation needed] (numbered sets of variables of the
same type). The introduction of arrays into non-structured languages was
a notable step forward, making stream data processing possible despite
the lack of structured data types
The main difference between structured and unstructured programming
language is that a structured programming language allows a programmer
to code a program by diving the whole program into smaller units or
modules. In unstructured programming language, the program must be
written as a single continuous, i.e. nonstop or unbroken block.
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