Programmers need to develop the ability to break a large problem into a set of manageable components, or modules, each of which can focus on handling one specific task. If these tasks are large, they may be divided even further into a set of subtasks. Each component can then be programmed as a separate function. Often there is more than one acceptable way to divide a program into modules and to organize the modules. However, in general, if module A calls module B, then module B should carry out some subtask that helps module A perform its function.
Read the following program statement and then come to class prepared to discuss how you would design the program. How many modules would you use? What task would each one handle? How would you organize them? That is, which modules would call which other modules? Be prepared to state the advantages of your design.
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