Sam writes • 8/5/2022

Practical Python Modules

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This article discusses the advantages of structuring Python projects to run as modules using `python -m`. It covers how this approach enables sane relative imports, avoids naming conflicts (like with a local `types.py`), and details key restrictions regarding working directory and import syntax that developers should understand.

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