#65 Python Modules | Python for Beginners Tutorial

A file with Python definitions and statements is known as a module. Variables, classes, and functions can all be defined in a module. Runnable code may also be included in a module. Please check this video for complete understanding

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I think if we write *from AddM import ** we don't have to repeat the module name before accessing the function