In the 1980s, two Italian mathematicians, Corrado Böhm and Giuseppe Jacopini, showed that algorithms are composed of three major structures: linear sequences, branching routines, and threads.

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Corrado Böhm and Giuseppe Jacopini, in their work during the 1960s, demonstrated that all computer programs can be constructed from just three control structures: sequence, selection, and iteration, not "linear sequences, branching routines, and threads."

In the 1980s, Two Italian Mathematicians, Corrado Böhm and Giuseppe