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by gkya
2957 days ago
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AFAIK for many languages a module is a unit of source code, e.g. a .py file for Python, and many modules constitute a package. And many times C/C++ are criticised for not having "modules" and for people having to #include header files which need to be maintained as a redundant module interface for the .o files. In Haskell every file generally starts with "module ModName where", and again, many modules make up a package. Certainly it's not that big of a confusion, but still will probably be one in discussions, especially for polyglot programmers. |
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