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A module provides a way to declare public members that can be

seen throughout the entire project (also known as global). While

this may seem convenient, it's disorganized and goes against

the concepts of OOP. You should never have to use a module.

Instead, create a class that has static (Shared in VB) members.

 

Also, modules do not have instances like classes do; they are not

initialized or destroyed, and their variables keep their vaules for

the duration of the app's execution.

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