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Modularity

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Modularity refers to designing and organizing systems or products into separate and interchangeable parts or modules. It requires specialized skills such as the ability to identify and define subsystems, create standard interfaces between m...

Skills CategoryInformation Technology
Skills SubcategorySoftware Development
Skills TypeSpecialized Skill
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