Chapter 7 - Software Engineering - Section 7.6 - Quality Assurance - Questions & Exercises - Page 359: 5

One would consider the amount of branching in the modules. For instance, a procedural module containing numerous loops and if-else statements would probably be more prone to errors than a module with a simple logical structure.

One would consider the amount of branching in the modules. For instance, a procedural module containing numerous loops and if-else statements would probably be more prone to errors than a module with a simple logical structure.