Below are examples of structured and unstructured programming. Based on the description, select whether the statement relates to structured or unstructured programming.

Group of answer choices

Uses control structures like loops and conditionals to control the flow of execution.

Emphasizes code readability and maintainability through the use of structured control flow and modular programming.

Encourages code reusability through the use of functions and modules.

Provides error handling mechanisms

Is easier to debug due to its modular nature and clear control flow.

Relies on GOTO statements for control flow, leading to unorganized and hard$-$to$-$follow code.

Code can be difficult to read and understand due to the lack of structured control flow and reliance on GOTO statements.

Code reusability is limited due to the lack of modular programming concepts.

Error handling is often ad$-$hoc and error$-$prone.

Debugging can be challenging due to the lack of structured control flow and scattered code.