Creating Your Own Modules (6.2) #coding #codeblocks #learnpython

Elevate your Python projects by learning how to organize your code into reusable units with Creating Your Own Modules in Chapter 6.2 of our Python Essentials series! This video guides you through the practical steps of building your custom modules. You'll learn:

The simple process of creating a module: just save your Python code in a .py file.
How to import and use your custom modules in other scripts, leveraging the import and from...import statements you learned previously.
The significance of the if __name__ == '__main__': block: understanding why code within it runs only when the module is executed directly, not when imported. This is crucial for writing robust and well-behaved modules.

By the end of this video, you'll be able to create structured, modular Python applications, making your code more manageable, shareable, and easier to maintain.

Follow, Like, Comment, what's one function you've written that you'd love to turn into a reusable module?

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[ЕвгенийПетров-вп]

Too bad I haven't seen it earlier I would've saved myself about two hours that day.