4.3.1 Import Methods
Python provides several ways to import modules and their contents.
Choosing the correct import style improves readability and avoids naming conflicts.
Common Import Forms
Python supports multiple import approaches:
- Importing an entire module
- Importing specific objects from a module
- Importing with an alias
Each approach serves a different purpose depending on usage context.
Import Behavior
- Imported modules are loaded only once
- Names are added to the current namespace
- Aliases help shorten long module names
📌 Note:
Prefer explicit imports to keep code clear and maintainable.