# import mymodule
# mymodule.func_in_mymodule()

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# import mymodule as mm
# mm.func_in_mymodule()

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# Example Three:
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# Uncomment this and comment everything else to run!

from mymodule import func_in_mymodule
func_in_mymodule()

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# Example Four:
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# Uncomment this and comment everything else to run!

# This is posisble but frowned upon, often causes poorly readable code because
# you don't know what functions come from mymodule

# from mymodule import *
# func_in_mymodule()
#Importing with alias name
import mymodule as mm

mm.func_in_mymodule()
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import mymodule
mymodule.func_in_mymodule()

import red_mod
red_mod.red_mod()

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# Example Two:
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# Uncomment this and comment everything else to run!

# import mymodule as mm
# mm.func_in_mymodule()

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# Example Three:
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# Uncomment this and comment everything else to run!

# from mymodule import func_in_mymodule
# func_in_mymodule()

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# Example Four:
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# Uncomment this and comment everything else to run!