And to clarify: I have not spoken about sharing constants global (spanning over modules), where the solution provided here using imports is the solution. I have spoken from module vars which are named or are "globals" and its read/write access constraints inside module functions. So even the naming "globals" is something what I dislike, cause it is about module scope. With all other I can agree with Skybuck Flying too: "There is so far nothing else annoying!" (Maybe a missing switch statement). Thanks.
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