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Is it better (speed up runtime) to use several modules to run code or is it
faster to place all your code in one module? Or does this even make a
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Hi
though i doubt there#s a performance difference I wouldn't put all in
one single module for the following reasons:
- AFAIK there's a maximum size for one module
- not very maintainable to have everything in one single module


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