Which of the following does NOT describe a real benefit from using abstraction in programming?

A. By storing a set of integers using a list variable, the actual values of these integers can be kept hidden from someone reading the code, increasing security.

B. By putting a series of steps which must be performed several times in a program into a separate procedure with a descriptive name, a program can be made more readable.

C. By using an appropriately named variable to store the result of a calculation, a programmer can save time as they will not be required to re-type the calculation each time.

D. By using logic gates to represent a complex collection of components in a digital circuit, someone without an advanced understanding of electronics could determine the purpose and function of the circuit.