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id: practical-python-9.1
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title: "Making a simple package"
section: "9.1 Packages"
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# Exercise 9.1: Making a simple package
> Source: Practical Python Programming, `09_Packages/01_Packages.md`.
### Exercise 9.1: Making a simple package
Make a directory called `porty/` and put all of the above Python
files into it. Additionally create an empty `__init__.py` file and
put it in the directory. You should have a directory of files
like this:
```
porty/
__init__.py
fileparse.py
follow.py
pcost.py
portfolio.py
report.py
stock.py
tableformat.py
ticker.py
typedproperty.py
```
Remove the file `__pycache__` that's sitting in your directory. This
contains pre-compiled Python modules from before. We want to start
fresh.
Try importing some of package modules:
```python
>>> import porty.report
>>> import porty.pcost
>>> import porty.ticker
```
If these imports fail, go into the appropriate file and fix the
module imports to include a package-relative import. For example,
a statement such as `import fileparse` might change to the
following:
```
# report.py
from . import fileparse
...
```
If you have a statement such as `from fileparse import parse_csv`, change
the code to the following:
```
# report.py
from .fileparse import parse_csv
...
```
## 关联来源
- [[summaries/01_Packages]]