Modularity is a design principle that involves breaking a system into smaller, independent, and interchangeable components or modules. These modules can interact with one another through well-defined interfaces. Modularity is applied across various fields, including software engineering, systems design, hardware architecture, and even organizational management. Here are some key aspects of modularity: 1. **Independence**: Each module can function independently, meaning that changes or modifications in one module typically do not affect others.
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