大多数pythonic方法导入模块中的所有对象作为模块中的名称

Question

When you import a module, python protects the namespace by importing all objects in that module as module.objectname instead of objectname . import module.objectname as objectname will import the object as its original name in the module, but writing out every object in this manner would be tedious for a large module. What is the most pythonic way to import all objects in a module as their name within the module?

Answer 1

This would import everything from modules as their name:

from module import *

But it's not really good practice. Import only what is really needed and use PEP8 tests for your code.

Answer 2

You only need to use this form

import module.objectname as objectname

If you wish to alias the objectname to a different name

Usually you say

from module import objectname, objectname2, objectname3

There is no "Pythonic" way to import all the objects as from module import * is discouraged (causes fragile code) so can hardly be called Pythonic