// Example of a common mistake with automatic modules:
// Forgetting to define module name in 'module-info.java'
module my.module { // Correctly define the module name
exports com.example.myapp; // Exported package
}
// Incorrect usage:
// Using an unnamed module without realizing that dependencies may not be accessible.
// This leads to ClassNotFoundException at runtime.
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