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A module function is a function that is defined within a module. Modules are collections of Python code that can be imported and used in other Python programs. When a function is defined inside a module, it becomes a module function. This means that to call the function, you need to specify the module name followed by the function name. For example, if you have a module named "my_module" with a function called "my_function", you would call it using "my_module.my_function()".

Module functions help organize code and prevent naming conflicts. By grouping related functions within a module, developers can create reusable libraries of code. This makes it easier to manage large projects and share code among different projects. When you import a module, all the functions defined within it are made available for use.

The concept of module functions is fundamental to Python's modular programming approach. It allows for a structured and scalable way to build complex applications. Instead of having all code in a single file, breaking it down into modules with their respective functions improves readability and maintainability. Each module can focus on a specific task or set of functionalities.