Module

Definition

In computer programming, a module refers to a file containing reusable code that can be imported into other programs. Modules help organize code by separating functionality into distinct files.

Related terms

Library: A collection of precompiled modules that provide additional functionality to a programming language.

Import Statement: A statement used in programming languages to bring code from one module into another.

Namespace: A container that holds a set of identifiers (such as variables and functions) to avoid naming conflicts.