Structured systems analysis begins with computer program code and then,through a number of steps each decreasing in detail,ends with a general description of a particular system.

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Structured systems analysis begins with studying the existing system or business processes, identifying problems and requirements, and then creating a detailed description of the system before any programming takes place. The process then moves on to designing the system and only then proceeds to actually writing the code.

Structured Systems Analysis Begins with Computer Program Code and Then,through