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Put Wolfram Language definitions in a standalone file to be reused or shared.

Choose File ▶ New ▶ Package/Script ▶ Wolfram Language Package (.wl) to create a new package file:

Packages have a standard structure that follows this schema. Replace MyPackage with the name of your package:

Public definitions in a package are available for use when a package is loaded. Private definitions are used only internally in a package, not exposed externally.

Add both private and public definitions between Begin[“`Private`”] and End[].

Add usage messages for public definitions between BeginPackage[...] and Begin["`Private`"]:

Choose File ▶ Save... and specify the package name:

Load a package using << (Get):

After the package is loaded, you can use the public functions defined in it:

You can move a package that exists on your local machine to the Wolfram Cloud using CopyFile:

• CopyFile looks in Directory and not $Path. The directory can be set with SetDirectory.

Select File ▶ New ▶ Package to create a new package file:

• The new package file is automatically saved as an unnamed file.

Packages have a standard structure that follows this schema. Replace MyPackage with the name of your package:

Public definitions in a package are available for use when a package is loaded. Private definitions are used only internally in a package, not exposed externally.

Add both private and public definitions between Begin[“`Private`”] and End[].

Add usage messages for public definitions between BeginPackage[...] and Begin["`Private`"]:

Click (unnamed) to name the package:

Load a package using << (Get). After the package is loaded, you can use the public functions defined in it:

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