Question

In general terms, a program that is broken into smaller units of code such as methods, is known as a ________

Answer 1

Answer:

A Modularized Program.

Explanation:

Modular programming is a technique that consists of breaking down the functions of a program, into several small pieces of software (modules), in a way that every one of them contains all necessary tools to execute one specific task of the program.

This is greatly helpful when designing a large and complex program, as the software becomes easier to maintain, troubleshoot, or make future changes.