In the realm of computer programming, more data is always preferable than less, but you shouldn't make a decision based just on performance.

// main module Module main() // Local variables Declare Integer num1, num2, sum, answer   // Get numbers Set num1 = random(1, 100) Set num2 = random(1, 100) Set sum = getSum(num1, num2)   // Get user answer Call getAnswer(answer)   // display result Call showResult(sum, answer)   End Module   // The getAnswer module gets user answer Module getAnswer(Integer Ref inputAnswer)             Display “Enter sum of numbers:  “             Input inputAnswer End Module   // The showResult module tells if user answer is correct or not Module showResult (Integer sum, answer) If sum == answer Then Display "Correct answer – Good Work!"      Else Display "Correct answer is: ", sum      End If End Module   // The getSum function adds 2 numbers. Function Integer getSum(Integer num1, num2) Declare Integer result       Set result = num1 + num2       Return result flowchart for this please

This raises the issue of whether programmers have an ethical or moral obligation to create maintainable code even if the company where they work chooses not to.

In the software system design process, there are a plethora of variables that need be considered.