Question

Suppose a function called add() is defined in a module called adder.py. Which of the following code snippets correctly show how to import and use the add() function?

options are:

a) import adder result = adder.add(2,3)

b) from add import adder result = adder(2, 3)

c) from adder import add result = adder.add(2,3)

d) import add from adder result = add(2,3)​

Answer 1

Explanation:

a)import adder results=adder.add(2,3)

Answer 2

import adder

result = adder. add(2,3)

Explanation:

There are 3 ways to import a module in python. Some of them are:-

(i) import module_name

(ii) import module_name. member_name

(iii) from module_name import *

When we have already imported the function from the module we need not use the module name again for accessing the function.