Imported

Definition

In Python, importing refers to bringing in external modules or libraries into your program so you can use their functions and features.

Related terms

Namespace: A namespace is like an address book where names are associated with objects. When importing modules, namespaces help avoid naming conflicts.

Aliasing: Aliasing allows you to assign alternative names to imported modules or functions, making them easier to reference in your code.

Absolute Import vs Relative Import: Absolute import refers to importing modules using their absolute path, while relative import refers to importing modules based on their position relative to the current module.