We can think of a module as a container for the different parts of our app – controllers, services, filters, directives, etc. Angular JS supports modules, using which we can divide the JavaScript code involved in our application. Creating modules not only helps separating the code into individual concerns but also improves unit-testability. The modules can be easily replaced by some mocks while unit testing Angular controllers.Every module should have a name, which is specified in the first parameter. Second parameter to module function is an array, which may contain names of other modules or services. If the module doesn’t depend on anything, the array can be left blank.
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