Which of the following describes the meaning of reusability?(1 point)

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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 will be changed to add new functionalities
the likelihood that it will be changed to add new functionalities

the likelihood that it will have repeated segments of code in the same algorithm
the likelihood that it will have repeated segments of code in the same algorithm

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Answer 1

Reusability in programming refers to the likelihood that a piece of code, such as a function, module, or class, can be used in multiple applications or parts of a program without requiring significant modification. This typically implies that the code is designed to be general enough to serve different contexts or applications.

Among the provided responses, none directly captures this definition of reusability in programming. However, if we were to assess potential answers, the most appropriate option related to the concept might be something that implicitly suggests the idea of using existing code (rather than having it remain unchanged or be modified).

If the options were to be completed, the answer would ideally reflect the effectiveness and practical application of code across different instances rather than imply it should remain unchanged or be frequently altered.

If you have any specific or more complete options available, please provide them, and I can help clarify further!