project.AddModule("Database", "database.csproj");
project.AddModule("UI", "ui.csproj", new List{ "Controls", "Forms" });
project.AddModule("BusinessLogic", "businesslogic.csproj", new ListThis example adds a new module named "BusinessLogic" to the project and creates a new project file named "businesslogic.csproj". It specifies that the module contains a subfolder named "DataAccess" and references the "System.Data.SqlClient" package library. In summary, the AddModule method in C# is used to add new modules to a project and organize code into a manageable and reusable structure. The examples shown above demonstrate how to create modules with additional features such as subfolders and package library references.{ "DataAccess" }, new List { "System.Data.SqlClient" });