Question 2 • VA-Information Technology Fundamentals B
Structured programming breaks a program into modules, which makes individual parts easier to test and debug (A). The program’s logic is easier to follow when modules are called where needed (B), and tested common routines can be reused (D). A major change to the problem definition or top-level logic may require substantial redesign, so C is not an advantage.
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