Andy is working on a project to build an accounting software program for his firm. He uses old programming modules that contained code to perform various processes and links them to create a complete system. Which approach does he apply to the program design? A.
structured programming
B.
non-structured programming
C.
top-down approach
D.
bottom-up approach
E.
modular programming

E.  modular programming

Explanation:

Andy is applying a design known as modular programming. This is basically a design in which the entire project is broken down into various parts known as modules. Each one of these modules performs a very different and unique task. As the modules are created they are linked together like pieces of a puzzle in order to form the entire project. This makes tackling a large project much easier and makes debugging problems much easier as well.

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