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The technique of developing and maintaining a large program by constructing it from small, simple pieces is called ________.
 
  a) divide and conquer
  b) modular programming
  c) multitasking
  d) multiprogramming

Question 2

Modules in JavaScript are called ________.
 
  a) subroutines
  b) routines
  c) methods
  d) functions



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Answer to Question 1

Ans: (a)

Answer to Question 2

Ans: (d)



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