Top-Down Design Refers to

question 43

Multiple Choice

Top-down design refers to

• A) an obsolete programming practice in which a program is written without procedures in one large module.
• B) a program design where the key event procedures act like supervisors, delegating tasks to various Sub procedures.
• C) a method of organizing a team of programmers.
• D) a method of increasing the speed of a program.

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