Quote Originally Posted by Acetronics
Hi, Sayzer

You meet here The big Basic Programmer's lack of project definition ...

Basic enables you lots of jumps and come back ... But the first thing is to write a neat logical organigram ...

Like It was to be done with "old dinausaurs " programming langages like Fortran ...

So, the thing to do is put the job in a correct order to have the minimum GOTOs and GOSUBs ...

No so easy ... when the project grows more and more !!!

Alain

I always thought that programming structure addresses a programmer who is looking at the code from outside. So that when you write a code, another programmer from outside can understand your coding and logic relatively easier.

If you write a code that is mixed all over, a new comer will not understand the logic flow.

But, despite all, now, I learn that the structure also has a direct effect on the code size.

I just made some tests, moved the subs around in a code.
The code size indeed drops.


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