Newbie on importing
Roger
morris_r at 4j.lane.edu
Fri Jun 20 14:19:10 EDT 2003
Around Fri,Jun 20 2003, at 02:11, jwsacksteder at ramprecision.com, wrote:
> That example is still less than clear...
>
> >import sys
> >
> >Imports the module named 'sys'.
>
> Which get me access to what in 'sys'?
>
> >from sys import *
> >
> >Imports all names from sys (including names referring to functions).
>
> Likewise, what additional thing are available when doing this?
> Is 'import sys' a subset of 'from sys import *'?
>
with
import sys
To access a function 'blah', you would have to refer to it:
sys.blah()
If you use like this:
from sys import *
Then to access the function blah, you would just refer to it:
blah()
If 'blah' is the only thing in sys you want, you could do this:
from sys import blah
Then:
blah()
--
Roger
morris_r at 4j.lane.edu
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