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Which command(s) creates a separate namespace for each of the imported module ?
- import <module>
- import <module1>, <module2>
- from <module> import <object>
- from <module> import *
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import <module>
import <module1>, <module2>
Reason —
import <module>— This syntax is used to import an entire module. It creates a new namespace with the same name as that of the module.import <module1>, <module2>— This syntax is used to import multiple modules. It creates separate namespaces for each module, with names corresponding to the module names.
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