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Modular Components

Definition

Modular components are distinct, self-contained units of software or hardware designed to perform specific functions within a larger system. In blockchain, this refers to architectures where different functionalities, such as execution, data availability, and consensus, are separated into independent, interchangeable modules. This design approach allows for greater flexibility, upgradeability, and specialization within decentralized networks. It promotes system resilience and ease of development.