# Module

* A **module** in the Move programming language may either be a program or library that can create, transfer, or store assets.
* Let's take a look at how modules are detailed out on Aptscan.ai. The example below is taken from Thala's LP Oracle module.

<https://aptscan.ai/accounts/0x92e95ed77b5ac815d3fbc2227e76db238339e9ca43ace45031ec2589bea5b8c?tab=modules>

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On the left side, you will see all the modules that are being stored within this particular account. \
On the right side, you will see the detail of all the modules and how it operates, including the Code and the ABI \
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Click on **"View Detail"** to give developers more tools to go further into Aptos Modules:\ <br>

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