A step towards better Python project development.

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Learn how to simplify your Python project imports by explicitly packaging your project with an __init__.py file. This method not only helps to avoid redundant imports but also allows you to specify which classes and functions can be imported from the package. The article explains the difference between modules, packages, and libraries, and provides a step-by-step guide on how to use __init__.py to streamline your code.

Simplify Python Imports with Explicit Packaging

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This is nice. I was wondering what all those init.py files do in my teams project.
Now let me ask you something:
¿Wouldn’t this somehow slow down the execution of the project?
I mean, if you just want to import the Train class, doing it this way wouldn’t make Python to execute all the files that you don’t need this time, before giving you what you want?
Thank you for the knowledge!!