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support module provides an auxiliary set of instructions that can be

used in conjunction with the main software program. It is not designed

to be run by the computer user. Instead, these modules are "called" by

the computer program as needed.

data module comprises any data that is necessary for a task, but not

supplied by the user. An example would be word processing software

that checks spelling by comparing the words in a document with the

words in a dictionary file of correctly spelled words. The data module

here is the dictionary file, which is supplied by the software, not by the

user.

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