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Understanding Python Modules

Python modules are reusable pieces of code that allow you to


organize and share functionality across your applications. They
provide a way to modularize your code, making it more
maintainable, scalable, and easier to work with. In this
presentation, we'll explore the power and benefits of Python
modules.

By Dhanraj Kumar
What Are Python Modules?

1 Self-Contained Units of 2 Enabling Code Reuse


of Code
Python modules are Modules allow you to
self-contained units of reuse code across
code that encapsulate different projects or
related functions, parts of your
classes, and variables. application.
Why Use User-Defined
Modules?
Modularity Reusability
Modules promote You can reuse modules in
modularity, making your multiple projects, saving
code more organized and time and effort.
easier to maintain.
Types of Modules
Built-in Modules Third-Party Modules

Python comes with a rich set of built-in modules that The Python community has created thousands of
provide a wide range of functionality, from file third-party modules that extend Python's capabilities,
handling to mathematical operations. covering areas like data analysis, web development,
and machine learning.
Creating a User-Defined Module
Module

1 Save Code in a .py File 2 Add Functions, Classes,


File Classes, and Variables
Variables
A user-defined module
is simply a Python file You can define
with a .py extension that functions, classes, and
contains your custom variables within your
code. module to encapsulate
your desired
functionality.
Importing a User-Defined Module
Using the import Statement Accessing Module Contents

To use a user-defined module, you can import it using After importing, you can access the module's
the import statement. functions, classes, and variables using dot notation,
like module_name.function_name().
Using the "from" Keyword
Targeted Imports Simplified Access
The from keyword allows When using from, you
you to import specific can access the imported
functions, classes, or elements directly,
variables from a module, without needing the
rather than the entire module name prefix.
module.
Benefits of User-Defined Modules
Code Organization Code Reuse
Modules help you organize your code into logical, Modules allow you to reuse functionality across
reusable components, making your codebase more multiple projects, saving time and effort.
maintainable.
Thank You !!

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