Which of the following statements is true regarding feature sharing in modules?

The statement regarding feature sharing in modules is that modules can share elements with other modules. This is true because OutSystems supports the modularization of applications where individual modules can expose functionalities, and these can be utilized by other modules in the same application or across different applications. This capability is essential for code reuse and maintaining consistency across different parts of an application.

When modules share elements, it allows for better scalability and easier maintenance since changes made to the shared components will automatically reflect where they are utilized. This modular approach enables developers to create a more organized structure, separating concerns and improving teamwork efficiency.

In contrast, the other statements have limitations or inaccuracies. Public modules being the only ones to share features does not encapsulate the full functionality of module interactions. Additionally, the assertion that consumers cannot access features from the same application is misleading, as modules within the same application can indeed interact with each other. Lastly, while it is possible for producers to be in the same application, it is not a strict requirement as producers can be in different applications, which allows for cross-application feature sharing.