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Declaring a project dependency

Declaring a project dependency

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Declaring a project dependency

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- [Instructor] Over time, projects evolve into complex structures that can become hard to maintain. It's a good idea to break up logic based on functional boundaries with the help of modules. In this video, I want to provide you with a jumpstart on modeling a multi-module build in Gradle. There's a lot to learn about multi-module builds but I will only point out the high-level characteristics important enough to explain project dependencies. Our program is not very complex at the moment. But imagine we would want to break it up into two different aspects. The application that drives the program from the command line and the calculator API that allows us to execute mathematical functions. We'll create two different modules here. App and api. As you can see here, I've already prepared the project hierarchy. The root directory of the project contains the subdirectory's app and api, including the corresponding…

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