The benefits of modular programming $($breaking down a code into smaller procedures$/$functions$)$ are that $[$select all that apply$]$:

Allows for easy modification and maintenance, as new blocks can be incorporated into an already organized scheme

It always makes programs run faster

It aids in debugging by allowing the specific unit of code producing an unexpected result to be identified$/$isolated

It allows for units of code $($performing a specific task$)$ to be repurposed in other programs