modulelocal
Modulelocal is a term used in software development to describe identifiers (such as variables, functions, or types) whose visibility is restricted to a single module. When something is module-local, it is not accessible from outside the module except through the module’s explicitly exported public API. The phrase is not universally standardized; it appears in documentation and discussions about module systems and is often described alongside concepts like private, internal, or non-exported symbols.
In languages with a modular structure, visibility is typically controlled by export lists or access modifiers.
Benefits of module-local scope include enhanced encapsulation, reduced risk of name clashes across modules, and greater
Limitations and considerations include potential impacts on testing and composability, since internal parts are harder to