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include and open can both seem very similar at first and indeed they do have some similarities but some differences lets take a closer look at that here i have a module m that defines a value x and then i have two other modules n and o the only difference between them is that n includes m and o opens m if we load them into utop we can pretty quickly spot the difference module n ends up with two values defined in it x and y module o ends up with just y include is as the name suggests actually including all of the definitions from module m inside of n so because m has a value x n does as well but in module o we dont include m we just open it we open it into scope we make its names available for use internally but we dont export them again as it were so even though we can use the x from m to define y inside of o you can see that in the outside world x is not exposed so thats the difference between include and open open imports the definitions from a module it makes them available for