Packing Spaghetti

The most common objection to visual programming languages is the spaghetti problem. As programs grow, connections multiply, wires cross, and the diagram that was supposed to be clearer than text becomes a tangled mess. The criticism is fair — it&rsquo;s a real problem. Here&rsquo;s an example of AI-generated LQ code that demonstrates exactly this: the spaghetti problem — connections everywhere LQ…