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Coupling and cohesion are key parameters for assessing software modularity. Coupling refers to the interdependence between modules, with various types including data, stamp, control, external, common, and content coupling, each indicating different levels of dependency. Cohesion measures how functionally related the elements within a module are, with types ranging from coincidental to functional cohesion, where high cohesion is desirable for good software design.

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Superior

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