Decomposition is a problem-solving technique used in computer science to break down complex problems into smaller, more manageable . It involves dividing a problem into that are easier to understand, solve, and implement independently.
One of the primary benefits of decomposition is the it offers, allowing us to tackle complex problems by breaking them down into simpler components. It promotes , where each component performs a specific task, making it easier to understand and maintain. Additionally, decomposed subproblems can lead to code , saving time and effort when solutions can be applied in different contexts.
The first step in the decomposition process is to clearly the problem that needs to be solved. The next step involves analyzing the problem and breaking it down into smaller, subproblems. If any subproblem is still , it is important to break it down into further subproblems to enhance clarity and manageability.
