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- The data in the programs or the code should be used in a way which allows certain assumptions to be made about what will be the data in the program or the code. The program should be able to work on data which can be abstract and due to which the program will be structured.
- Seperating the different parts of the same program which will represent different pieces of data and those pieces of data will deal with the how the data that is representing the entire program will be manipulated.
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