Identify characteristics of structured programming design. Choose all that apply.

Structured programming organizes code into modules and uses clear logic flow, such as sequence, selection, and repetition. This organization makes programs easier to follow, test, debug, and modify; modules can be called when needed. So the correct characteristics are that the code is easy to test and debug, uses modules and logic flow, and is easier to follow and modify. The claim that modules make code difficult to modify is incorrect.

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