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Cards (34)

  • What does modularity refer to in programming?
    Breaking down a program into smaller parts
  • What is one benefit of code reusability in modularity?
    Modules can be reused across different programs
  • How does modularity enhance maintainability?
    It makes debugging and updating easier
  • What advantage does modularity provide for collaboration?
    Multiple developers can work on different modules
  • How does abstraction benefit modular programming?
    It hides complexity by exposing essential parts
  • What does each module handle in a program?
    A specific part of the program
  • What is a Python module?
    A file containing Python code
  • What can a Python module include?
    Functions, classes, and variables
  • How does modular programming help in organizing code?
    It organizes code into logical sections
  • What are built-in modules in Python?
    Modules that come with Python
  • Give an example of a built-in module in Python.
    math
  • What are user-defined modules?
    Modules created to organize your own code
  • What file extension is considered a module in Python?
    .py
  • What is the purpose of a main function in Python?
    It organizes the core functionality of the program
  • How does the main function enhance modularity?
    It helps organize program flow and control execution
  • What resides inside the main function?
    Main logic like user interaction and function calls
  • How does the main function support reusability?
    Functions are defined outside of main() for reuse
  • What does placing code inside if __name__ == "__main__": allow?
    Isolates test cases from imported modules
  • What is a client in programming?
    A program that imports and uses another module
  • How do clients use modules?
    By importing modules to access their functions
  • What is a library in Python?
    A collection of related modules
  • What types of libraries does Python have?
    Standard and third-party libraries
  • Can you create your own libraries in Python?
    Yes, you can create your own libraries
  • What is the purpose of third-party libraries?
    To extend functionality beyond the standard library
  • How does modular programming contribute to code quality?
    It promotes reusable, testable, and organized code
  • What is the relationship between modules and libraries in Python?
    Libraries are collections of related modules
  • Why is modularity important in programming?
    It simplifies development and enhances collaboration
  • What is the main function's role in a Python program?
    It serves as the entry point of the program
  • How does modularity affect debugging?
    It makes debugging easier by isolating issues
  • What is the significance of the if __name__ == "__main__": statement?
    It allows for isolated testing of the main program
  • What does importing a module allow a client to do?
    Use the module's functions and classes
  • What is the purpose of the standard library in Python?
    To provide pre-installed modules for use
  • How does modular programming facilitate collaboration among developers?
    It allows simultaneous work on different modules
  • How does modularity contribute to the overall structure of a program?
    It organizes code into manageable sections