Common mistakes that developers make with requires
and exports
in module systems can lead to various issues like dependencies not being resolved correctly or parts of the code being inaccessible. Below are some examples of these mistakes.
// Common Mistakes Example
// Example of missing a required dependency
module my.module {
requires another.module; // Ensure this module is available
}
// Example of not exporting a package
module my.module {
exports com.example.package; // Make sure necessary packages are exported
}
// Example of circular dependencies
module a.module {
requires b.module; // Avoid circular dependencies
}
module b.module {
requires a.module; // This can lead to runtime errors
}
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