BS Import & Export

Import and Export

Import and export let you share values between files.

That makes it easier to organize your code into smaller pieces without losing access to important data or functions.

Why Import and Export Matter

They help you:

• split large programs into smaller files
• reuse code in different places
• keep files focused on one job

Basic Idea

One file exports a value.

Another file imports that value and uses it.

Example

test.bs

dhoro value = 5
diyeDao value // this is used for exporting

app.bs

niyeAsho value "test" theke  // this is used for importing from a bs module
lekho(value) // this will print 5

How It Works

The export file makes the value available.

The import file brings the value into the current scope so it can be used like any other variable.

Why This Is Useful

Import and export are essential when your project grows beyond a single file.

They help you organize code for:

• utilities
• shared constants
• helper functions
• reusable objects and arrays

Common Mistakes

Beginners often make these mistakes:

• exporting the wrong value
• importing from the wrong file
• forgetting the exact module name
• mixing up what should be imported and what should stay local

Practice Task

Try planning a small project with two files:

1. one file exports a value or function
2. the other file imports and uses it

Quick Checklist

Before moving on, make sure you can:

• explain why import/export are useful
• identify which file exports and which file imports
• understand how code sharing helps larger projects

If yes, you understand the basics of importing and exporting in BornomalaScript.