Answer / ranjith

Both class and module are a collection of methods and
properties. The major difference is that instances can be
created from a class in the form of objects, but not from a
module. The scope of the members of a class is only for the
lifetime of the object, but the scope of the members of a
module exist for the life of the program

Answer / srinivas

Both class and module are a collection of methods and
properties. The major difference is that instances can be
created from a class in the form of objects, but not from a
module. The scope of the members of a class is only for the
lifetime of the object, but the scope of the members of a
module exist for the life of the program

Answer / hafiz usman majeed

a module is a source code file containing only collection
of related methods. it cannot be used alone, rather it
should be used in some other program that used there
funtions. it is used as library. whereas a class is
collection of both data and function and can be executed
alone and can be instantiated.

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