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Line 1: '''Jackson Structured Programming''' is a method for structured programming based on correspondences between data structure and program structure. It was originally developed in the 1970s by Michael Jackson in order to improve the general standard of [[COBOL]] programming, although it is just as applicable to [[C programming language\|C]] or to [[Lisp]] for that matter. Although it imposes a structure upon a program which improves its modifiability and maintainability, the structure is rather different from the type of structure advocated by Wirth, Dijkstra, et al. == External Links: ==

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