Procedural design is a methodology used in software engineering that involves breaking down a problem or task into smaller, more manageable steps or procedures. Each procedure is designed to perform a specific task or function and is written using a particular programming language. The procedures are then linked together in a specific order to form a complete program. The main goal of procedural design is to create highly efficient and maintainable software programs by breaking down complex tasks into simpler parts. It is commonly used in the development of applications and systems for a wide range of industries, including finance, healthcare, and manufacturing.
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