Python for Everybody: The Ultimate Python 3 Bootcamp - Introduction to Modules

The video tutorial explains the difference between Python modules and packages. A module is a single .py file, while a package is a collection of modules. The tutorial demonstrates creating a custom module, importing a function from it, and running it in another file. Students are encouraged to practice by creating their own modules and importing functions.

What is the primary purpose of a module in Python?

• To create a user interface

• To combine multiple Python files into one

• To execute code faster

• To separate code into smaller, manageable files

How is a package different from a module in Python?

• A package is a single file, while a module is a collection of files

• A package is a collection of modules, while a module is a single file

• A package is used for data storage, while a module is for code execution

• A package is faster to execute than a module

What is the first step in creating a module?

• Importing the module into another file

• Defining a function within a Python file

• Saving the file with a .py extension

• Running the module in a terminal

Which command is used to run a Python file from the terminal?

• python run

• execute .py

• python .py

• run

What happens when you import a function from a module into another file?

• The function can be called and executed in the new file

• The function is deleted from the original module

• The function is executed immediately

• The function is copied into the new file