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Some modules are very  important that removing them may disable some important functions in  Drupal’s operations. There are some modules that provide features needed by a wide variety of systems. These two batches of modules, both of which are maintained by the Drupal development team, are collectively referred to as the Drupal Core Modules. These modules are included by default in the Drupal distribution, and enjoy active maintenance and development by the Drupal community. Besides their prominent role in Drupal’s operation, there is little to architecturally distinguish the Drupal Core Modules from any other module. They follow the same guidelines and use the same APIs. There is nothing particularly arcane about these modules.

From Drupal’s administration section, you can look at the list of core modules in Administer| Site building | Modules. The most important modules are the five that are required: Block, Filter, Node, System, and User. These cannot be uninstalled or disabled. Others, such as Menu, Locale, and Taxonomy provide basic services that are needed even in basic installations.

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