Let $R=\prod_{n\in\mathbb{N}}\mathbb{Z}$ and $M$ be $R$ regarded as $R$-module is usual way.
Why $M$ is cyclic?
Thanks
Any (unital) ring $R$ considered as an $R$-module is always cyclic. It is generated by the single generator $1$: Every element $r\in R$ can be written as $r⋅1$
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Any (unital) ring $R$ considered as an $R$-module is always cyclic. It is generated by the single generator $1$: Every element $r\in R$ can be written as $r⋅1$