Modular Programming

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Hello   Which form of programming support SOLID principles more?Modular?Functional?OOP.   is Modular more?

Vulpes · Accepted Answer

The things you've described are signs of modularity but SOLID's Single Responsibility Principle refers specifically to classes not modules.
There is some overlap in principle between modular and OO programming in that both attempt to break down the task in hand into smaller tasks. However, in modular programming, the modules are completely independent whereas you can, of course, create multiple instances of a class.

Sekul Kamberov · Answer

Modular programming breaks the code into a set of cohesive and loosely coupled modules, that
shall be composed depending on the specification.

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But Separation of Concerns,single responsibility,keep simple are not sign of modularity?Divide program into small piece.Give everybody one responsibility.Modular is divide and conquer.

Vulpes · Answer

No, the SOLID principles are definitely related to object oriented programming and design.
They're nothing to do with functional and modular programming as such though, nowadays, what are basically object oriented programming languages may support some aspects of other paradigms as well.
For example, the later versions of C# support some aspects of functional programming.

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Sorry , I know what is SOLID principles.Read a lot.I think modular more support SOLID.Only wanted to hear another programmers thoughts.
Thanks

Vulpes · Answer

The answer is OOP.
Check out this link which tells you what SOLID, which is an acronym, stands for:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SOLID_(object-oriented_design)