PYTHON

import * meaning in python

from <module_name> import *

# this represent importing all of the exposed functions and classes into your namespace
# so if you use a name same as a function in that module. Errors and incompatabalities occurs

using python function by import

(in python3) ---
from .filename import function_name

python import

from time import sleep
# or import time

a = 10
sleep(4) # sleep function from time library
print(a)

python import

import datetime #import module
from datetime import timedelta #import method from module

#You can also use alias names for both
import datetime as dt
from datetime import timedelta as td

python import

#  import modules/files/functions
import MODULE_NAME/PATH_TO_FILE #  just import the module
import MODULE_NAME/PATH_TO_FILE as ... #  imports the module "under some name"
from MODULE_NAME/PATH_TO_FILE import FILE/FUNCTION #  imports just one file/function of the module
from MODULE_NAME/PATH_TO_FILE import FILE/FUNCTION as ...
from MODULE_NAME/PATH_TO_FILE import * #  imports all functions/files from one module/file

import in python

import MODULE_NAME

python import as

from time import sleep as stop # changes the name of the function to anything you want

print("hi")
stop(3) # works the same as the function without the as
print("bye")

python import

# To install a library
# In command prompt:
pip install <PACKAGE_NAME>
# To import a library
# In python:
import <PACKAGE_NAME>

Python import statement

# import statement example
# to import standard module math

import math
print("The value of pi is", math.pi)

python import

from random import *

import a module in python

import module_name

import python module

from hello import *

Different ways to import in python

# Ways to import in Python
import 'module_name'
import 'module_name' as 'name'
from 'module_name' import * 
from 'module_name' import 'name', 'name'
from 'module_name' import 'name' as 'new_name', 'name' as 'new_name'