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According to programming best practices, how should you handle code that needs to be repeated several times in a program?
A. Copy the code as many times as needed so that each usage is separate.
B. Have the code appear only once in the program and reference it when it is needed.
C. Store the code on a website and reference the website when it is needed.
D. Store the code only in a code library, not in the actual app's code.
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