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In pure functional programming loops are replaced by recursive calls
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Answer:
b) A separate part of the program that performs a specific task.
Explanation:
A subroutine is a portion of the program that can be invoked to perform a specific task. Typically, it performs that task and returns execution control to the point immediately following its invocation. It may or may not maintain "history" or "state", and it may or may not throw exceptions.
A well-behaved subroutine will only operate on data passed to it, will not maintain any internal history or state, and will have only one exit.
Terence is involved in the <u>design phase</u> of software development life cycle (SDLC).
<h3>What is SDLC?</h3>
SDLC is an acronym for software development life cycle and it can be defined as a strategic process (methodology) that defines the key steps, phases, and stages for the development and implementation of high quality software applications.
<h3>The phases of SDLC</h3>
Generally, there are six (6) main phases involved in the development of a software application and these include;
In this scenario, Terence is creating software requirements specification (SRS) documents and as such is involved in the design phase of software development life cycle (SDLC).
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