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However, the very nice property is that every source file can be seen as the starting point of the program, with respect to type checking and analysis. This means that editor tooling (or other tooling) doesn't have to be told about a "project" or "root" directory so that imports can be resolved correctly. If the program type checks as a whole, then every file will also type check when viewed as the root of a program. This might not matter for languages that can afford to implement complex tooling, but it has proven very useful for writing quick tools that just work (e.g. futhark-mode is one of the few Emacs language modes where go-to-definition works out of the box with zero setup).
Each module acting as its own private and self-contained namespace with a root (the module itself, example) and a recursive name tree (packages, classes, and so-on) within it.