'''
import as a whole module
In this way, a varible named module1 is defined in this function.
module1 contains all the global components from "module1.py"
To access those components in the module, you need to say module1.name_of_the_global_var
Run the script to see if it makes sense.
'''
import module1
print(module1.global_variable_in_module1)
module1.global_function_in_module1("Fred")
y = module1.global_class_in_module1()
print(y)
'''
import all components from other module
In this way, specific global components from "module1.py" are defined in this Python script
You can specify what global components you want to import
You can use * to say that you want to import everything:
from module1 import *
This is equivalent to copy the whole file of module1 over to this python script
Run the script to see if it makes sense.
'''
## This is equivalent to just copy and past all the content of GraphicsLib over here
from module1 import global_variable_in_module1, global_function_in_module1, global_class_in_module1
# from module1 import *
print(global_variable_in_module1)
global_function_in_module1("Fred")
x = global_class_in_module1()
print(x)
