最佳实践基础/子类之间的通用导入

Question

I have import statements in base class:

base.py

import x
import y
import z

Class Base {
   ...
}

child.py

import x
import y
import z

Class Child(Base) {
   ...
}

How can I eliminate the redundancy of import x, y, z between the two classes?

Answer 1

As far as I know, the best practice is considered to keep all imports explicit. Just the way they are right now.

But, you probably need to import base from child in order to inherit from Base . When you import base , x , y , z and Base will be available as base.x , base.y , base.z and base.Base .