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Question 4

A software engineering team is developing a high-fidelity flight simulator for commercial aircraft. Initially, the entire simulation engine was written as a single, massive, monolithic block of code containing over 50,000 lines. The lead architect decides to refactor this code by decomposing it into distinct subprograms for aerodynamics calculations, weather effects, and landing gear physics.

State two distinct benefits of dividing this simulation program into smaller subprograms.

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Computational thinking Questions

  1. GCSE
  2. /Computer Science
  3. /Computational thinking

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