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How Do Python Relative Imports Work With . And ..? Are you curious about how Python manages the organization of modules within packages? In this detailed video, we’ll explain everything you need to know about relative imports in Python and how they help keep your code clean and structured. We’ll start by defining what relative imports are and how they use dots to specify the location of modules within a package hierarchy. You’ll learn how single dots refer to the current package, while double dots move up one level, and additional dots can go even higher in the directory structure. We’ll discuss why relative imports are useful for maintaining organized code, especially when moving or restructuring packages. You’ll also discover the importance of package initialization files like init.py and why relative imports only work inside properly recognized packages. Plus, we’ll cover how to correctly run your modules as part of a package to avoid import errors. Using a practical example of a project structure, we’ll show you how to import modules from sibling packages effectively. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to improve your project organization, understanding relative imports is essential for efficient Python programming. Join us to master this important concept and keep your codebase neat and manageable. Don’t forget to subscribe for more Python tutorials!

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