Structured and object-oriented designs are the two main contenders for programming methodologies relevant to the creation of documentation for application programs. The choice of methodologies will greatly affect how we approach the challenge and what programming languages we will have at our disposal. Based on this week's text chapter and some relevant web resources, as the discussion progresses, let us discuss the differences between structured and object-oriented designs and their merits and faults. Explain, in brief, what you learned from such readings.