def test1():
with patch("module1.function1") as mocked_function:
mocked_function.return_value = "*mocked*"
print("*** test1 ***")
value = module1.function1()
print("function1 returns: {v}".format(v=value))
print("mocked function called: {c}".format(c=mocked_function.called))
def test1():
with patch("module1.function1", return_value="*mocked"):
print("*** test1 ***")
value = module1.function1()
print("function1 returns: {v}".format(v=value))
import module1 as m1 import module2 from module3 import function5 m1.function1() m1.function2() module2.function3() module2.function4() print(m1.p_var) print(m1.mylist) function5()
import module1
print('revoke')
module1.function1()
'''
Created on Feb 9, 2020
@author: Bishwajit.
'''
'''
Modules
Group of instructions or function.
Every python file itself is a module.
We can use properties of one module into another.
Import
Normal import
entire python file or module is imported.
module name is used to access the properties of that module
we can create alias name for the module.
From import
We can import required properties of a module.
we access the properties of the module without using the module name.
Built-in-Module
Predefined modules in python.
'''
import module1 as mod1
mod1.function1()
print(mod1.a)
from module2 import a
print(a)
import math
print("SQRT of 10 : ", math.sqrt(100))
n_record['number'] = number
for v, k in record.items():
n_record[v] = k
return n_record
def merge2(number, **record):
n_record = {}
n_record['number'] = number
for v, k in record.items():
n_record[v] = k
return n_record
record_dic = merge(2, w_dic)
print(record_dic)
record_dic2 = merge2(2, name='xiaoming', phone='18742241111')
print(record_dic2)
# 8.6 import module and function
module.studing()
module.overprint(3)
function3()
function1()
f4()
# from module import * --- means import all functions
def test1(mocked_function):
print("*** test1 ***")
value = module1.function1()
print("function1 returns: {v}".format(v=value))
def function2():
function1_result = function1()
return 2 * function1_result
