In the previous section, we created a simple module with a single function in it, and used the module in a program. In this section, we will examine other methods of how Perl 6 can load the module and its functions.
There are four keywords that we are going to explore— use, need, require and import. They all are used in the context of loading modules but behave a bit differently.
Using a module assumes at least two things—first, the module file has to be found and compiled; second, the names from the module (such as subroutines or variables) should become visible to the program.
