Computer Science, asked by Gopi1130, 11 months ago

A module cannot contain a main program"". Is this statement true?

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Answered by kanhaiyaa2004
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Explanation:

A module cannot contain a main program"". Is this statement true

Answered by brokendreams
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A module cannot contain a main program"" - False.

Explanation:

  • Those functions that are most commonly used by the programmers are packed together under the name called modules.
  • These are similar to the syntax that we use for the main program with small differences according to the modules.
  • The structure of the main program and a module are identical.
  • The main difference is that a module starts with the keyword called MODULE and ends with END MODULE
  • A module can have internal functions within the specification part.
  • There will not be any statements between the specification and the keyword CONTAINS.
  • The modules can not exist alone and they must be always used with the main program and other modules.  

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