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===Modularity and scoping=== [[modularity (programming)|Modularity]] is about organizing the procedures of a program into separate modules—each of which has a specific and understandable purpose. Minimizing the [[scoping|scope]] of variables and procedures can enhance software quality by reducing the [[cognitive load]] of procedures and modules. A program lacking modularity or wide scoping tends to have procedures that consume many [[variable (programming)|variable]]s that other procedures also consume. The resulting code is relatively hard to understand and to maintain.
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