Python Cross Reference

During the Python development process, you should avoid importing loops (cross-references), but if you develop a large Python project, you are likely to get caught up in this situation.

Some of the more plausible methods are:

    1. Place the import statement after the method definition.

    2. Move the import statement inside the function, and the associated module is imported only when the module is executed.

Example: hello.py

def add (A, B): return
    A + B to World
import divs
print divs (110, 11)

world.py

Def divs (A, B): Return a/
    b from

Hello import add
print Add (1,2)

The values that are written are called loops.