Defining an AngularJS Module Object

Creating AngularJS modules is a simple process that involves calling the angular.module() method. This method creates an instance of a Module object, registers it with the injector service, and then returns an instance of the newly created Module object that you can use to implement provider functionality. The angular.module() method uses the following syntax:

angular.module(name, [requires], [configFn])

The name parameter is the name under which the module is registered in the injector service. The requires parameter is an array of names of modules that are added to the injector service for this module to use. If you need functionality from another module, you need to add it ...

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