modular programming

English

Noun

modular programming (usually uncountable, plural modular programmings)

  1. (programming) A software design paradigm that formally decomposes a program into a set of independent, well-defined units (modules) that encapsulate implementation details and expose a minimal, explicit interface for interaction.

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