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Explain Modular programming.



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(i) Modular programming is the technique which divides the entire program into smaller modules, which perform a specific task.
(ii) It can often be used in variety of applications and functions with other components of the system.
(iii) The order in which the modules are executed by the computer is controlled by the main program. This describes fully the procedures required in the solution to a problem. The procedures are written in the order of the machine execution.
(iv) OPP is compatible with the modular programming concept to a large extent. Modular Programming enables multiple programmers to divide up the work and debing pieces of the program independently.

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