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Explain the modes of programming.

      

Explain the modes of programming.

  

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Kavungya
Monolithic programming refers to the largely undisciplined and non formalized approach to the development of a computer programs in which the programme is allowed a completely free rein. Programs produced in this way reflect the programmer's own experience and personal interpretations.

Modular programming is the approach to programming that adopts a technique of developing suites of related programs. The overall program is divided into parts or modules, each of which is developed separately but on a coordinated basis. This enables the complete suite of programs to be prepared by the team of programmers if appropriate and programs become available more quickly as a result.

Structured programming is an approach to writing programs that are easier to read, test, debug and modify. The approach assists in the development of large programs through stepwise refinement and modularity. Structured programming serves to increase programmer productivity, program reliability (readability and execution time), program testing, program debugging and serviceability.
Kavungya answered the question on May 17, 2019 at 07:05


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