What is the difference between modular programming and structured programming ?
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Structured programming is a lower level aspect of coding in a smart way, and modular programming is a higher level aspect. ... Modular programming is about separating parts of programs into independent and interchangeable modules, to improve testability, maintainability, separation of concern and reuse.
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Structured programming is a low level programming while the modular programming is high level.
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- Structured programming follows a specific logical structure which is not available in modular programming.
- The structure programming make use of lengthy programming statements while the modular programming, the entire programming will be divided into several module.
- Structured programming consumes more space while the modular programming consumes less space.
- Structured programming is little bit complex while modular programming is simple.
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