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# Code Overview
This code file serves as an entry point for exporting modules from various parts of the project. It consolidates exports from multiple files, making them accessible from a single location.
## Dependencies
- This file relies on the presence of the following modules within the same directory:
- `snacks`
- `visualization`
- `map`
- `core`
# Module Documentation
## Snacks Module
Exports all functionalities related to snacks. This could include classes, functions, and constants that deal with snack-related operations.
## Visualization Module
Exports all functionalities related to data visualization. This could include classes, functions, and constants that help in rendering visual representations of data.
## Map Module
Exports all functionalities related to mapping. This could include classes, functions, and constants that deal with geographical data and map rendering.
## Core Module
Exports all core functionalities of the application. This could include essential classes, functions, and constants that form the backbone of the system.
# Usage Example
To use any of the functionalities provided by these modules, you can import them as follows:
```javascript
import { someFunction } from './snacks';
import { anotherFunction } from './visualization';
import { mapFunction } from './map';
import { coreFunction } from './core';
// Example usage
someFunction();
anotherFunction();
mapFunction();
coreFunction();
```
# Assumptions and Edge Cases
- It is assumed that all the modules (`snacks`, `visualization`, `map`, `core`) exist in the same directory as this file.
- If any of these modules are missing, the import/export statements will fail, leading to runtime errors.
# References
- For more details on how to structure module exports in JavaScript, refer to the [MDN Web Docs on export](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/web/javascript/reference/statements/export).