Circular import issues for Python 1-2 modules

run.py File:

Import M1 # first time importing

# Verify solution One:

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Importing M1

Importing M2

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# Print (m1.x)

# Print (M1.Y)

# Verify solution Two:

Import M1 # first time importing

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Importing M1

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# Print (m1.x)

# Print (M1.F1)

M1.F1 ()

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Importing M2

M1.F1---->Y:M2

M2.F2--->x:m1

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m1.py File:

# Error Demonstration

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print (' importing M1 ')

From m2 Import y # import m2 for the first time

X= ' M1 '

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Solution One: Put the loop-imported statement behind the name definition

Print (' importing M1 ')

x=' M1 '

from M2 import y # first time importing M2

# Solution Two: Put the loop import statement inside the function

Print (' importing M1 ')

def F1 ():

from M2 import y,f2 # first time importing M2

Print (' m1.f1---->y: ', y)

F2 ()

x=' M1 '

m2.py File:

# Error Demonstration

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print (' importing m2 ')

From M1 Import x

Y= ' m2 '

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# Solution One: Put the loop-imported statement behind the name definition

Print (' importing m2 ')

y=' m2 '

from M1 import x

# Solution Two: Put the loop import statement inside the function

Print (' importing m2 ')

def F2 ():

from M1 import x

Print (' m2.f2--->x: ', X)

y=' m2 '

Circular import problem and solution a map

Cyclic import problem and solution two-match diagram

Circular import issues for Python 1-2 modules