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Libraries are software which extend the functionality of a programming language, usually by providing an API to complete a specific task. Different languages may have their own name for libraries, such as Perl modules, or Java packages.

Many programming examples on Rosetta Code make use of libraries.

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	~~{{encyclopedic}}~~'''Libraries''' are software which extend the functionality of a programming language, usually by providing an [[API]] to complete a specific task. Different languages may have their own name for libraries, such as [[Perl]] modules, or [[Java]] packages.		[[Category:Encyclopedia]]'''Libraries''' are software which extend the functionality of a programming language, usually by providing an [[API]] to complete a specific task. Different languages may have their own name for libraries, such as [[Perl]] modules, or [[Java]] packages.

	Many programming examples on Rosetta Code [[:Category:Solutions by Library\|make use of libraries]].		Many programming examples on Rosetta Code [[:Category:Solutions by Library\|make use of libraries]].