Introduction to Python Programming: Imports

Learn to read, write, and solve real-life problems with Python.

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About this course

In Python, "imports" refer to the process of bringing code from external modules or libraries into your current program, allowing you to use functions, classes, and variables defined in those modules. Imports are a crucial Python feature that enables code reuse, modularity, and the organization of large projects.

This course is part of the ten course series in the Introduction to Python Programming learning path.

Curriculum00:36:49

  • Course Preparation
  • How to Use Anaconda Notebooks
  • Setup Instructions
  • Imports
  • Imports: import, from, as, and help + Challenge 00:07:23
  • Imports: Examples from math documentation 00:03:07
  • Imports: Time and itertools 00:07:07
  • Imports: Random + Challenge 00:07:35
  • Imports: Counter (from Collections) + Challenge 00:03:57
  • Imports: Third-Party Libraries + Challenges 00:07:40

About this course

In Python, "imports" refer to the process of bringing code from external modules or libraries into your current program, allowing you to use functions, classes, and variables defined in those modules. Imports are a crucial Python feature that enables code reuse, modularity, and the organization of large projects.

This course is part of the ten course series in the Introduction to Python Programming learning path.

Curriculum00:36:49

  • Course Preparation
  • How to Use Anaconda Notebooks
  • Setup Instructions
  • Imports
  • Imports: import, from, as, and help + Challenge 00:07:23
  • Imports: Examples from math documentation 00:03:07
  • Imports: Time and itertools 00:07:07
  • Imports: Random + Challenge 00:07:35
  • Imports: Counter (from Collections) + Challenge 00:03:57
  • Imports: Third-Party Libraries + Challenges 00:07:40