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A standalone code can be considered primary if it operates independently without relying on external modules or libraries. However, in a broader context, primary code typically refers to the main components of a program that drive its core functionality. Thus, while a standalone code can be primary, not all primary code is necessarily standalone, as it may depend on other codebases or frameworks.

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