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Line 40: ===Software architecture=== {{main\|~~Decomposition~~Functional decomposition (computer science)}} {{main\|Structured analysis}} {{main\|Structure chart}} {{weasel section\|date=September 2019}} Functional Decomposition is a design method intending to produce a non-implementation, architectural description of a computer program. Rather than conjecturing Objects and adding methods to them ([[Object-oriented programming\|OOP]]), with each Object intending to capture some service of the program, the software architect first establishes a series of functions and types that accomplishes the main processing problem of the computer program, decomposes each to reveal common functions and types, and finally derives Modules from this activity.

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