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Functions and Methods: Reusability and Modularization

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This lecture covers the concepts of functions and methods, focusing on reusability and modularization in programming. Topics include decomposition of tasks, algorithm design, control structures, parameter passing, recursion, and complexity analysis. Examples illustrate the use of main methods, input-output methods, and ellipses for variable arguments.

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