Which module is specifically designed for performing validation operations?

The Validation Module is specifically designed to perform validation operations because it provides a set of components and functionalities that allow developers to ensure that the data meets certain criteria before it is processed further in the application. This module allows you to check for data integrity, format, type, and business rules, thus ensuring that the input data is as expected and reduces the chances of errors further downstream in the data processing pipeline.

Utilizing the Validation Module can also help improve overall application quality by catching invalid data early on, which can prevent unnecessary processing and potential failures later. It facilitates easy integration into various flows using validations tied to data types or custom rules, making it a vital tool in data-centric applications.

In contrast, the Database Module focuses on database interactions, allowing for connections, queries, and manipulation of data stored in databases. The HTTP Module is designed for handling web requests and responses, which is essential for integrating with web services but not specifically for validation. The Logging Module allows for tracking application execution and capturing logs but does not provide validation functionality intrinsically.