August 2018
Beginner
594 pages
22h 33m
English
Sequential cohesion exists when the different parts of a module are grouped together because the output of one part serves as the input for another part. Modules of this type have a moderate level of cohesion.
An example of a module that is sequentially cohesive would be one that is responsible for formatting and validating a file. The output of an activity that formats a raw record becomes the input for an activity that then validates the fields in that record.
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