Use Python Modules (to Write Clean Code) #23

In this video, we will understand why modules are used and learn how to import them into our program. We will then learn to create custom modules with the help of examples.

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:19 Python modules
2:07 Renaming modules
3:00 Python from...import statement
4:54 The dir() function
6:24 Custom modules

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Use Python Modules (to Write Clean Code) #23

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[pinkshoelace]

This video and all of the ones in the series are great!

[affreenmjha]

Super learning about Module, thank you for posting.

[RaviKumar-leok]

Very good, simple, and clear videos. Can we override the built-in module? Just I tried your calculator.py to math.py. Then included in main.py. Got the compilation errors as expected.

[DopeCode]

You are great bro


The content is very informative

[karolyvegh]

Thank you for the clear module explanation. Have a subscribe.

[chiedozieehirim]

Can't thank you enough
I learnt a lot

[Mega_Flow]

Hyper useful
Thanks sir for the well explained tutorial

[lilianmulinge]

On this you've came through for me.thanks alot

[VISHALBILARIYE]

really such good control on knowledge and very Pationtally describe

[ritvinchalamalasetty]

Great!!make on other programming languages

[aliasgar]

how to find a fuction stored in a module. As dir() only gives fuctions, but not what is a defined code for them.

[surya]

Are modules non - executable on a common complier??

[koushik]

How to install modules in programiz websitr

[education.online_frevryone]

Why import math as asterisk is a bad practice?

[CrixesBlankz]

So, the only reason why you don't do 'import math' or 'from math import *' is just because is a bad programming practice and you should only import the definitions inside the module you'll use, is that correct? but, does it have a real impact in our programs like in performance, readability of the code or something like that? why is it a bad practice?

[flashing_lights_]

Pro add Arabic language can you do that? In all videos

[genteelmagpie]

Was hoping you would teach how to import modules from other folders/packages. This was only a waste of time.