There are two coding style when python import module.
(1) import sys
(2) from import sys (or from import *)
I prefer (1) style. Because it's easy to read, understand module in any category
..
Which prefer ?
Are there any difference of the 2 styles. 5 1940
On 11 Nov 2003 15:54:50 -0800, SungSoo, Han wrote: There are two coding style when python import module.
This is more than coding style; it has two distinct effects.
(1) import sys
Allows 'sys' module objects to be used within the 'sys' namespace.
(2) from import sys (or from import *)
Isn't syntactically correct (refers to a non-existent module called
'import', then has the non-keyword 'sys'). Assuming you mean:
from sys import *
this has the effect that all objects from the 'sys' module are available
in the default namespace.
I prefer (1) style. Because it's easy to read, understand module in any category
More importantly, (1) doesn't pollute the main namespace; any objects
that have the same name in the main namespace are unambiguously
referenced with the 'sys' namepace. maxint = 23 maxint
23 import sys maxint
23 sys.maxint
2147483647
Whereas, with (2), the symbols from 'sys' pollute the main namespace:
maxint = 23 maxint
23 from sys import * maxint
2147483647
Which prefer ?
It's usually preferable to use (1), because there is no namespace
collision, and it has the added benefit of making it unambiguous which
module the symbols come from when they are later used.
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SungSoo, Han wrote: There are two coding style when python import module. (1) import sys (2) from import sys (or from import *)
I prefer (1) style. Because it's easy to read, understand module in any category .
Which prefer ?
Style (1) is generally to be preferred. "from X import *" is almost
universally shunned because it fills your namespace in ways that you
can't really control. There may be a few good nice ways to use 'from'
(one is getting a single module from a package), but in general if you
were to forget the existence of the 'from' statement, in favour of
using only the 'import' statement, your Python code wouldn't suffer.
Alex
"SungSoo, Han" <ha***@daetoo.c om> wrote in message
news:e1******** *************** **@posting.goog le.com... There are two coding style when python import module. (1) import sys (2) from import sys (or from import *)
I prefer (1) style. Because it's easy to read, understand module in
any category
In some situations, I like a third choice: import math as m, for
instance. (But I would not bother to abbreviate 'sys'.) Typing 'm.'
as in 'm.sin' is quick and a small price for keeping math names
segregated.
TJR
>>>>> "SungSoo," == SungSoo, Han <ha***@daetoo.c om> writes:
SungSoo> There are two coding style when python import module.
SungSoo> (1) import sys (2) from import sys (or from import *)
SungSoo> I prefer (1) style. Because it's easy to read,
SungSoo> understand module in any category .
While 'from mod import *' can cause splitting headaches and devious
bugs, I love
from mod import func
This allows me to easily replace functions with similar functionality
and signatures at the top level without having to search and replace
all the mod.func occurances in my code.
JDH
In article <Kf************ ********@comcas t.com>,
"Terry Reedy" <tj*****@udel.e du> wrote: In some situations, I like a third choice: import math as m, for instance. (But I would not bother to abbreviate 'sys'.) Typing 'm.' as in 'm.sin' is quick and a small price for keeping math names segregated.
That's also good for choosing among modules which truly
are alternatives, as in
if md5_required:
import md5 as digest
else:
import sha as digest
....
digester = digest.new()
....
and so on.
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