Thank you, thank you. I am an old guy 74 years old. I've been trying to run a module that imports another module. Thonny keeps saying no module found. You have shown me how to add the module path to PYTHONPATH.... thank you so much.
Please do the vedio on installation of python in laptop. And set IDLE to write code. It would be helpful to most of the computer science engineering students.
can we use the absolute imports for the case with two different packages and if we are going to import a module from one package into a module in a another package ?
yes, you can use absolute imports. So let's say if you have directory structure as below: dir/pkg1/module1.py dir/pkg1/pkg2/module2.py if you want to import module2.py inside module1.py then you can just use the statement as below: from pkg2 import module2 However, if your directory structure is like: dir/pkg1/module1.py dir/pkg2/module2.py then in order to import module2 inside your module1, you need to make sure that your parent directory is included in the PYTHONPATH environment variable. Hope this helps...
I am getting package missing no module name html . But it is there and it is mentioned in search path as well. What can i check. I doubt it is because of so.e issue with exchangelib. Kindly suggest any check
Have you created a module named “html” ? May be try giving some other name and also placing that module in the same folder as your program.. hopefully should work then
A way you could probably do it is by saving the PATH variable in a variable before editing it, then you can edit it, import the library, and then set PATH to what it was before. You would have to be careful though, if the script encounters a fatal error before "fixing" the PATH variable, it will stay with the extra path.
Thanks! This works perfectly! However what if I want to deploy my code so other people can access it, how can I make this process easier so that anyone with different folder architecture can use it? ex: adding desktop/username1/python_packages/module.py will not work for user2 since its path will need to be desktop/username2/python_packages/module.py
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Awesome .. I am glad to hear that Maria
Very Helpful. Searched everywhere found it here.
Thank you sir. I am just Biggenner of python modules . By this I understood more about modules in python. Very neat and clear explanation sir.
So glad you liked it 🙏🏼
The best, in fact the only, explanation of importing that I have seen, in which the path requirements are clearly laid out. Thank you.
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Thank you, thank you. I am an old guy 74 years old. I've been trying to run a module that imports another module. Thonny keeps saying no module found. You have shown me how to add the module path to PYTHONPATH.... thank you so much.
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Cool, that's what I was looking for!
Very helpful, thanks
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Very good guide and tips. Thanks!
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clear explanation bro
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Thank you for the great tutorial. It was very clearly explained. Many thanks!!!!! :)
In my case worked with "set" insted if "export" and without the ":{PYTHONPATH}" at the end.
Great video thanks.
Yeah, i've seen and experienced few different commands working ..
Thanks for sharing this insight.
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Thank you . I was finding this concept as I'm new to python
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Please do the vedio on installation of python in laptop. And set IDLE to write code. It would be helpful to most of the computer science engineering students.
I have already made a video about it.. plz find it in my channel
Very clear explanation 🥰
Thank you so much 🙏🏼
@@techTFQ sir do a video what is environment variable and how command argument programs are working
Thank you for the suggestions Yogendra.. will consider this …
Hello sir, could you please make some videos on python use cases.
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Straight forward explanation. I got every information I needed 🤓 . Thanks a lot 🤟
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Superb bro!!!! I am hoping you would get more subscribers and viewers if you upload more vidoes!!!! Nice explanation and keep moving.......
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can we use the absolute imports for the case with two different packages and if we are going to import a module from one package into a module in a another package ?
yes, you can use absolute imports.
So let's say if you have directory structure as below:
dir/pkg1/module1.py
dir/pkg1/pkg2/module2.py
if you want to import module2.py inside module1.py then you can just use the statement as below:
from pkg2 import module2
However, if your directory structure is like:
dir/pkg1/module1.py
dir/pkg2/module2.py
then in order to import module2 inside your module1, you need to make sure that your parent directory is included in the PYTHONPATH environment variable.
Hope this helps...
thanks
Your welcome!
I am getting package missing no module name html . But it is there and it is mentioned in search path as well. What can i check. I doubt it is because of so.e issue with exchangelib. Kindly suggest any check
Have you created a module named “html” ?
May be try giving some other name and also placing that module in the same folder as your program.. hopefully should work then
@@techTFQ thankyou so much for suggession . Will try this . Html is the standard one .not created .
Very well done... not 100% certain... it SOUNDS like you're reversing the "s" and the "k" in Desktop and pronouncing it as deks-top.
Noted Jay, need to improve my pronunciation
Thanks you
Thank you, this video was what I was looking for. Is there also a way to remove (undo) a path from the sys.path environment?
A way you could probably do it is by saving the PATH variable in a variable before editing it, then you can edit it, import the library, and then set PATH to what it was before. You would have to be careful though, if the script encounters a fatal error before "fixing" the PATH variable, it will stay with the extra path.
Thanks! This works perfectly! However what if I want to deploy my code so other people can access it, how can I make this process easier so that anyone with different folder architecture can use it?
ex: adding desktop/username1/python_packages/module.py
will not work for user2 since its path will need to be desktop/username2/python_packages/module.py
I was wondering too. Can't find anything about it on the internet though. :/
The fact that you made this video in 14th February states 2 thing:
i) You are single
ii) You love coding and teaching coding
haha no bro nothing like that.
I am married and 14th Feb was just a coincidence.
The video was posted on 14th but recorded before that
Commandline for windows for pythonpath is what?
You can run the command “which python” ,it will provide the path where python is installed.
What if we are using .ipynb files (and not .py) in VScode though? This solution doesn't seem to work
how we can do in windows system
Suppose If I moved this file to cloud or Linux server then file paths are changed then how its works there ?
Thank you!
Your welcome 🙏🏽
Where was the $PYTHONPATH variable located? (Sorry i'm sitll new to programming.) You mentioned this was a variable and i got lost here.
Can you help me to import my own module in tkinter
От души братан
Path is not added permanently ..
im on windows 11 :(