Modular Design

Modular design means organizing a program as a set of separate, self-contained pieces called modules, each responsible for one specific part of the overall task, so pieces can be built, tested, understood, and reused independently of the rest. This is a design principle about how to organize a whole program, distinct from functions and procedures, the concrete code building blocks often used to implement that organization.

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