>Now this may be a different question - what is a common behavior that a specific software tool develops at its user, i.e. programmer. Old versions of Basic (with line numbers and/or labels) forced you to write spaghetti GoToed code.

Clipper lent instead to arrays, sometimes including arrays with array elements containing other arrays. COBOL is wordy. VB and Access are for wannabes. C++ is for those determined to write impossibly complicated routines in as few lines of code as humanly possible. As, of course, Foxpro programmers are graced with superior knowledge and skill. :->

I once saw a BASIC