


Understanding Includes in Programming Languages
Including is a way of bringing in external code or content into your own code. It allows you to use functions, classes, or other code that is defined in another file or module, as if it were part of your own code. This can be useful for organizing your code and reusing functionality.
For example, you might have a separate module called "math.py" that contains some mathematical functions, and then include that module in your main program using the `include` statement. This would allow you to use the functions from the "math.py" module in your main program as if they were defined there.



