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python-3.xpython-import
Zeeen
Zeeen

Reputation: 322

Is there a way I could somehow do some sort of nested import statement?

So in python you can do from foo import bar, this gets the bar from foo but how can I get something from inside of the bar object

I.e

from foo import bar.childDef  # gets childDef() from inside of bar

Because normally you would have to type bar.childDef() with a regular import statement using from, however I just wanna use childDef() instead of bar.childDef()

Sorry if this is a confusing or just bad question in general, I'm just curious.

Upvotes: 0

Views: 35

Answers (1)

ashraful16
ashraful16

Reputation: 2782

## foo.py

class bar:
  def childDef ():
    print('Child Def')

And import from another script,

from foo import bar
# import method
imported_fun = bar.childDef
#call method
bar.childDef() # or  imported_fun()

Upvotes: 1

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