Importing custom modules under Windows Python Import

Study this at home on weekends and find a solution.

Crap less, on the code

1 #define a custom function, as follows2 #the name of the function must be a combination of letters and numbers and cannot begin with a number3 #after the function name, enclose the arguments in parentheses, and you can separate multiple4 #If there is a return value with return, if there is no return value, the default return is None5 6 defPanduanfenshu (score):7     if>= Score >= 90:8         Print("A")9     if> Score >= 80:Ten         Print("B") One     if> Score >= 60: A         Print("C") -     if> Score >=0: -         Print("D") the     ifScore < 0orScore > 100: -         Print("Input Error") -  -  + defPANDUANFENSHU2 (score): -     if>= Score >= 90: +         return 'A' A     ifScore >= 80: at         return 'B' -     ifScore >= 60: -         return "C" -     if> Score >=0: -         return 'D' -     ifScore < 0orScore > 100: in         return 'Input Error'

Code at the time of invocation

1 #introducing a custom module2 ImportSYS3 4 #note the path string for the custom module has R before5Sys.path.append (R"D:\Users\Admin\Desktop\lianxi")6 7 #this sentence is necessary.8 ImportFenshu9 Ten #need to add file name and decimal point before calling OneFenshu. Panduanfenshu (9)

Importing custom modules under Windows Python Import