John Salerno wrote:
> How does the __init__ file help if you are still individually importing
> class1 and class2 in each other module of your program?
Felipe's example is a little confusing because he uses the same name
for the module and the class. Here's another example:
--- package/class1.py ---
class C1:
pass
--- package/class2.py ---
class C2:
pass
--- package/__init__.py ---
from class1 import C1
from class2 import C2
--- end ---
Now, in your code you can do:
import package
c = package.C1()
If you hadn't included the lines in __init__.py, you would have to
write:
import package
c = package.class1.C1()
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