Architectural flexibility allows for components and modules within a system to be easily modified or replaced without affecting the overall functionality of the system. This means that if a particular component or module needs to be reused in another system or project, it can be done so without having to rework the entire system architecture.
For example, if a software system has a modular architecture with well-defined interfaces, a particular module can be easily replaced or reused with a different module that provides similar functionalities. This means that the new module can be easily integrated into the existing system without requiring significant changes to the overall architecture.
Architectural flexibility also allows for easy adaptation to changing requirements or technologies. When a system needs to be updated or improved, the architecture can be modified to accommodate these changes without disrupting the existing functionalities. This makes it easier to reuse components or modules in other projects.
Overall, architectural flexibility supports system reusability by providing a modular and adaptable architecture that can accommodate changes and the reuse of individual components or modules.
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