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This document discusses the benefits of modular programming such as breaking down an application into small, neatly organized code fragments to reduce bugs and make the code easier to read and maintain. It recommends abstracting code into managers that each handle a single responsibility and communicate through events to keep the code loosely coupled, scalable, and easy to extend while following principles like single responsibility and avoiding repeated code.
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