Which is not a motivation for “functionalizing” a program?
a) The divide-and-conquer approach makes program development more manageable.
b) Software reusability—using existing building blocks to create new programs.
c) Avoid repeating code.
d) Execution performance—functionalized programs run faster.
d) Execution performance—functionalized programs run faster.
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a. getters b. accessors c. setters d. constructors
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