Drittbibliotheken
Drittbibliotheken, a German term translating to "third-party libraries" or "external libraries," refers to pre-written code modules that software developers can integrate into their projects. These libraries are not part of the core programming language or the operating system but are developed and maintained by external individuals or organizations. Their primary purpose is to provide ready-made solutions for common programming tasks, saving developers time and effort by avoiding the need to reinvent the wheel.
The use of Drittbibliotheken is a fundamental practice in modern software development across various programming languages
However, the integration of Drittbibliotheken also introduces considerations. Developers must ensure that the libraries they choose