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Can I import module in Python giving it two or more aliases in one line?
With two lines this works:
from time import process_time as tic
from time import process_time as toc
This doesn't work, but I would want to be able to write something like:
from time import process_time as tic,toc
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Import multiple items at once from the same module at once by writing them separated by commas. If a line is too long, you can use parentheses () to break the line.
You might have code that you want to both run on its own and import from other scripts. In that case, it's usually worthwhile to refactor your code so that you split the common part into a library module. While it's a good idea to separate scripts and libraries, all Python files can be both executed and imported.
Aliasing ModulesIt is possible to modify the names of modules and their functions within Python by using the as keyword.
Import order does not matter. If a module relies on other modules, it needs to import them itself. Python treats each . py file as a self-contained unit as far as what's visible in that file.
You can do that with
from time import process_time as tic, process_time as toc
You could do
from time import process_time as tic
toc = tic
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