One of the advantages to writing a program that is subdivided into modules is that such a structure allows different programmers to write separate modules, thus dividing the work.
There are many types of modules in programming. For example, methods and functions. However, modular programming means more than this. Modules on a macro level include frameworks, packages and libraries.
1. What other advantages are there to this?
2. How do you create a 'module' or 'method' in ALICE?
3. How do you cause the 'method' to execute?
4. Why is an object (OOP) a module?