One of the key aspects of maintaining modular systems is to use documentation, which is the process of creating and updating records that describe the structure, functionality, and specifications of your system. Documentation serves a number of purposes, such as providing guidance and reference for yourself and others who use or modify your system, ensuring consistency and quality by following standards and conventions for naming, formatting, and commenting your system, and facilitating troubleshooting and debugging by explaining how your system works. Additionally, version control is another important practice for maintaining modular systems; it tracks and manages changes to your system over time. Benefits of version control include preserving history and accountability by recording who, when, and why made changes to your system, enabling collaboration and synchronization by allowing you to share and merge changes with other contributors or branches, and supporting experimentation and testing by allowing you to create different versions or snapshots of your system.