Arrange the given types of coupling between different modules of a software from strongest to weakest coupling;I: Stamp couplingII: Common couplingIII: Content couplingIV: Data coupling

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1.	Arrange the given types of coupling between different modules of a software from strongest to weakest coupling;I: Stamp couplingII: Common couplingIII: Content couplingIV: Data coupling
A.	III, II, I, IV
B.	IV, II, I, III
C.	II, III, IV, I
D.	I, IV, III, II
Answer» B. IV, II, I, III

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