Structured programs
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I can describe what is meant by a structural approach to programming and explain the benefit of this approach.
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As programs grow in complexity it becomes useful to structure them in a way that is more manageable for the programmer.
A structured approach to programming uses a module approach where a program is seperated into subprograms.
A program can be decomposed into smaller subprograms that are easier to solve indepedently.
The interface determines how data will be passed in and out of the subprogram.
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