technoguy

Unstructured programming is a programming paradigm where all code is contained in a single continuous block. This is contrary to structured programming, where programmatic tasks are split into smaller sections (known as functions or subroutines) that can be called whenever they are required. Unstructured programming languages have to rely on execution flow statements such as Goto, used in many languages to jump to a specified section of code.

savvytechno

So i think structured programming is best than the unstructured one coz atleast in the first case by seeing the programming you can find what the exact work of each module which will make it more interactive and easier to find out the bug.