Load three different modules which have the same name

[Ben Finney]

"abcd" <codecraig at gmail.com> writes:

> nevermind this took care of it:
>
> import sys
>
> def tryAllThree():
>     a = "c:\\alpha"
>     b = "c:\\beta"
>     g = "c:\\gamma"
>
>     sys.path.append(a)
>     import Person
>     alpha = Person.Person()

To avoid this confusion, follow PEP 8
<URL:http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/>; in particular, name
your classes with TitleCase and name your modules (i.e., name the
files that contain the code) with lowercase.

    import person
    alpha_person = person.Person()

As to the original question, you've already seen the answer:

    from alpha import person
    alpha_person = person.Person()

    from beta import person
    beta = person.Person()

    from gamma import person
    gamma_person = person.Person()

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Ben Finney