The reusing of code is very important for any type of coding that we use today or yesterday and its typically considered good practice to do so when you are coding. Reusing code saves time, processing power, and it also simplifies the code which can be better since the more complicated the code the more of a chance of error. Programmers want all their programs to be efficient and they want to get them done in a timely manor so that they can ensure they stay on track and ahead of their deadline. They really cannot afford to spend more time than they have to writing their program so reusing code is essential to them as it ensures the code is simpler and easier for others to tweak or fix. Programmer will create block of code to recycle within their program to accomplish this task and they sometimes will even recycle those blocks of code to many different programs in an effort to keep the code simplified and save time. When you spend days. Months and even years writing a program reusing code is a life saver and can cut years or months off coding. Something times in coding simpler is better and allows others the chance to improve or fix the code at a later time. Once a programmer gets the code right they don't want to have to write it again since the possibility of an error is higher each time you attempt it and the programmer would have to spend a great deal of time rewriting that code which makes the software’s lifecycle dramatically increased which can be costly which is what everyone wants to avoid. In order to compare and contrast procedural programming modules and objects we need to know a little about each beforehand such as a procedural programming module is known as a procedure which performs specific tasks and some of the tasks that are preformed are calculations, readings or writing files, and also output displaying and on the other hand the procedures