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Python Modules and Import Statements
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Python Modules and Import Statements

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What is a module in Python?

  • A module is a type of function in Python
  • A module allows logical organization of Python code (correct)
  • A module is a data type in Python
  • A module is a variable in Python
  • How is a module defined in Python?

  • A module is a built-in keyword in Python
  • A module is a Python object with arbitrarily named attributes that can be bound and referenced (correct)
  • A module is always defined in a separate file with a specific extension
  • A module is defined using the 'define' keyword in Python
  • What can a module contain in Python?

  • Only variables of all types
  • Functions, classes, and variables (correct)
  • Only functions and classes
  • Only runnable code
  • How can a module be used in another Python source file?

    <p>By executing an import statement</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the syntax to import multiple modules in Python?

    <p>import module1[, module2[,. module]]</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Modules in Python

    • A module is a single file that contains a collection of related code, such as functions, classes, and variables.
    • A module is defined by saving it with a .py extension, for example, mymodule.py.

    Module Contents

    • A module can contain functions, classes, variables, and even other modules.
    • Module contents are used to organize related functions, classes, and variables into a single unit.

    Using a Module

    • A module can be used in another Python source file by importing it using the import statement.
    • The import statement is used to bring the module's contents into the current namespace.

    Importing Multiple Modules

    • To import multiple modules, separate each module name with a comma, for example: import module1, module2, module3.
    • Alternatively, import multiple modules using separate import statements, for example: import module1 followed by import module2.

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