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How to import my python module in windows 10?
To import your Python module in Windows 10, you can follow these steps:
Create a Python module file: Create a new Python file with a
.py
extension that contains the code for your module. For example, let's say you have a module namedmy_module.py
.Choose a location: Decide on a location to store your module file. It can be any directory on your computer. For the sake of this example, let's assume you want to store the module file in the same directory as your main Python script.
Move the module file to the desired location: Move the
my_module.py
file to the chosen directory.Import the module in your code: In your main Python script, you can import the module using the
import
statement. For example:
pythonimport my_module
- Use the module: Once imported, you can access the functions, classes, or variables defined in your module using the
my_module
namespace. For example, if your module contains a function calledmy_function
, you can use it as follows:
pythonmy_module.my_function()
Make sure that the directory containing your module is included in the Python interpreter's search path. By default, the current working directory is included, so if your module file is in the same directory as your main script, it should be found automatically.
However, if your module file is located in a different directory, you may need to add that directory to the Python path. You can do this programmatically within your script by appending the directory to sys.path
before importing the module:
pythonimport sys
sys.path.append('/path/to/module/directory')
import my_module
Replace /path/to/module/directory
with the actual path to the directory containing your module.
By following these steps, you should be able to import and use your Python module in Windows 10.