Import modules in Python | Import module from different directory | Python Tutorial for beginners #5

In this video, let’s talk about import statement in python and why do we need import modules in python. We also discuss how to import modules from different directory.
We see how to write import statement in python using the inbuilt modules in python and then see how to write our own modules and then import this module in our python program. This video also tells you how you can import modules which are present in different directory which is other than the directory of your python program.

This video will give you complete details of IMPORT statement in python and the advantages of using them in our python program. The concepts are explained in detail for complete beginners. This is the fifth video in the series of Python Tutorial for beginners.

The purpose of this Python tutorial series for beginners is to explain python programming in the most simplest manner by providing simple examples and working out interesting and meaningful python programs which should be a better way to learn programming especially for the beginners.

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What is a VARIABLE in Python | Python Variables | Python Tutorial for Beginners #2

What are DATA TYPE, OPERATORS and EXPRESSION in Python | Python Tutorial for Absolute Beginners #1

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[Swapna-swaps]

Thank you sir. I am just Biggenner of python modules . By this I understood more about modules in python. Very neat and clear explanation sir.

[jimkahn]

The best, in fact the only, explanation of importing that I have seen, in which the path requirements are clearly laid out. Thank you.

[oldmanmt]

Thank you, thank you. I am an old guy 74 years old. I've been trying to run a module that imports another module. Thonny keeps saying no module found. You have shown me how to add the module path to PYTHONPATH.... thank you so much.

[AaronB]

Thank you, sir! You solved my problem.

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Cool, that's what I was looking for!

[marteenhd]

In my case worked with "set" insted if "export" and without the ":{PYTHONPATH}" at the end.
Great video thanks.

[swetapadmanayak]

Hello sir, could you please make some videos on python use cases.

[Swapna-swaps]

Please do the vedio on installation of python in laptop. And set IDLE to write code. It would be helpful to most of the computer science engineering students.

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[mixalisk.]

What if we are using .ipynb files (and not .py) in VScode though? This solution doesn't seem to work

[anviviz]

I am getting package missing no module name html . But it is there and it is mentioned in search path as well. What can i check. I doubt it is because of so.e issue with exchangelib. Kindly suggest any check

[saranzeb]

can we use the absolute imports for the case with two different packages and if we are going to import a module from one package into a module in a another package ?