LOGIC PROGRAMMING
Module 3: QUIZ 1
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I. True or False
If the statement is true, input the capital letter 'T'; if false, input the capital letter 'F'.
A hierarchy chart tells you what tasks are to be performed within a module.
A hierarchy chart tells you nothing about tasks performed within a module; it only depicts how modules are related to each other.
Modularization allows you to reuse work more easily.
You can use a hierarchy chart to illustrate modules relationships.
A calling program calls a modules name when it wants to use the module.
When a module ends, the logical flow transfers back to the main calling module and resumes where it left off.
Whenever the main program calls a module, the logic transfers to the module; when the module ends, the program ends.
Modularization enables abstraction, which allows you to see the big picture.
Modularization makes it easier for multiple programmers to work on a problem.
Housekeeping tasks include any steps you must perform just once at the beginning of a program to get ready for the rest of the program.