Question - Define compiled module?
Answer -
A compiled module is a script that contains a library of functions defined by the user that will frequently be called from other tests. When a compiled module is loaded, the functions that it contains are compiled automatically and remain in memory. Using compiled modules can greatly improve test performance and organization because they are debugged before using so less error-checking is required. Also, calling a pre-compiled function is usually faster than interpreting one in a test script.