PYTHON PROGRAMMING for beginners: The easy and complete step-by-step guide to learn the basics of Python. With tips, tricks and practical examples by Zane Mark

PYTHON PROGRAMMING for beginners: The easy and complete step-by-step guide to learn the basics of Python. With tips, tricks and practical examples by Zane Mark

Author:Zane, Mark [Zane, Mark]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2020-08-22T16:00:00+00:00


File extensions and paths should be saved when you are entering command lines for telling the system to do something rather than when you are trying to import something into Python.

So, do not use import mod.py or any other version that would end up being considered a system command.

Extensions that have other letters besides py are not going to be legal when it comes to Python because Python is not going to understand what the file is and therefore it is not going to make sense when it comes to being run in the program.

The directory path is going to be used when the module is searching for where the module is located, and this is not going to be used with an import statement.

Dots can be used so that subdirectories can be accessed in the file path. But, the path is going to have to be found when the module goes on its search.

When you use the wrong statement Python is going to do the wrong thing and put the module in instead of what you are wanting it to put in.



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