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Question: What is the purpose of this file?
Answer: This file defines the Reports Module for an Angular application. The Reports Module contains components related to the reports feature of the application.

Question: What Angular modules are imported in this file?
Answer: The file imports the following Angular modules:
- NgModule from @angular/core
- DecimalPipe from @angular/common

Question: What custom modules are imported in this file?
Answer: The file imports the following custom modules:
- SharedModule from ../shared/shared.module
- ReportsRoutingModule from app/reports/reports-routing.module

Question: What components are declared in this module?
Answer: The following components are declared in the Reports Module:
- ReportsComponent
- RunReportComponent
- TableAndSmsComponent
- ChartComponent
- PentahoComponent
- XBRLComponent
- XBRLReportComponent

Question: What is the purpose of the @NgModule decorator?
Answer: The @NgModule decorator is used to define the Reports Module. It specifies the imports, declarations, and providers for the module.

Question: What is included in the imports array of the @NgModule decorator?
Answer: The imports array includes the SharedModule and ReportsRoutingModule.

Question: What is included in the declarations array of the @NgModule decorator?
Answer: The declarations array includes all the components that belong to the Reports Module, such as ReportsComponent, RunReportComponent, TableAndSmsComponent, and others.

Question: What is included in the providers array of the @NgModule decorator?
Answer: The providers array includes the DecimalPipe service, which can be used by any component within the Reports Module.

Question: How can I use the components declared in this module?
Answer: To use the components declared in the Reports Module, you need to import the module in the module where you want to use them, and then add the component tags in the template of that module.