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What are the advantanges of modularity

Answer Posted / kanthi

Actually, the main advantage of modularity is reusability.
By dividing a complex problem into modules and implementing
them differently, reusability can be achieved as these
modules can be used when need for same task arises in a
similar problem.
Also, ofcourse modularity increases code legibility and it
is an efficient way of handling difficult and lengthy tasks
by dividing each module responsibilty amongst various
developers.

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