Modular Semantics

Modular semantics is a way of understanding complex logic or computer programs by breaking them into smaller, self-contained parts called modules. Each module has its own meaning or rules, and when combined, they form the overall system's semantics. This approach makes analyzing, designing, and maintaining systems easier because you can focus on individual modules without losing sight of the whole. Essentially, modular semantics helps manage complexity by ensuring that each part works correctly and seamlessly fits together within the larger framework.