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Expand Up @@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ In all the examples we've seen so far, the `<script>` block contains code that r

Very occasionally, you'll need to run some code outside of an individual component instance. For example: returning to our custom audio player from a [previous exercise](media-elements), you can play all five tracks simultaneously. It would be better if playing one stopped all the others.

We can do that by declaring a `<script context="module">` block. Code contained inside it will run once, when the module first evaluates, rather than when a component is instantiated. Place this at the top of `AudioPlayer.svelte`:
We can do that by declaring a `<script context="module">` block. Code contained inside it will run once, when the module first evaluates, rather than when a component is instantiated. Place this at the top of `AudioPlayer.svelte` (note that this is a _separate_ script tag):

```svelte
/// file: AudioPlayer.svelte
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