Note that literate programming and "modularization/separation" are both techniques for organizing your code, but they aren't mutually exclusive (though I unders

Note that literate programming and "modularization/separation" are both techniques for organizing your code, but they aren't mutually exclusive (though I understand the temptation to use only one). (Aside: what are now called "sections" in literate programming were originally called "modules".) (Disclaimer: I'm not sure I know what you mean by literate programming in notebook environments.)