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Which of the following describes the meaning of reusability?(1 point)
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the likelihood that it will be changed to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it will be changed to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it will remain unchanged for the life of the program
the likelihood that it will remain unchanged for the life of the program
the likelihood that it can be used again to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it can be used again to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it will have repeated segments of code in the same algorithm
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the likelihood that it will be changed to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it will be changed to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it will remain unchanged for the life of the program
the likelihood that it will remain unchanged for the life of the program
the likelihood that it can be used again to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it can be used again to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it will have repeated segments of code in the same algorithm
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The statement that best describes the meaning of reusability is:
**the likelihood that it can be used again to add new functionalities.**
Reusability refers to the ability to use existing components or code in new contexts or applications, often to enhance functionality without needing to rewrite code from scratch.
**the likelihood that it can be used again to add new functionalities.**
Reusability refers to the ability to use existing components or code in new contexts or applications, often to enhance functionality without needing to rewrite code from scratch.
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