What are import and export statements in Python?

What are import and export statements in Python?

In Python, import statements are used to include external modules in your code, allowing you to use their functions and classes.

Can you give me an example of how to use an import statement?

Sure! You can use import math to include the math module, and then use math.sqrt(16) to get the square root of 16.

What about export statements? How do they work?

Python doesn't have a direct export statement like some other languages. Instead, you define functions or classes in a module and they can be accessed when the module is imported.

Are there any best practices for using import statements?

Yes, it's best to import only what you need, use absolute imports for clarity, and keep imports organized at the top of your file.