Namespace

A namespace is a way to organize and manage names, ensuring that each name is unique within its context to avoid confusion. Think of it like different folders on a computer: each folder can contain files with the same name, but they don’t interfere with each other because they’re in separate locations. In programming, for example, namespaces help prevent conflicts between variables, functions, or classes that may have the same name but serve different purposes, enabling clearer and more efficient code organization.