Hi, I've been studying Perl for about five years, and I've decided to start studying Python. I'm a beginner.
I'm currently thinking of creating a web application in Python, but Perl was able to load a library called foo.cgi in the same directory by writing it like require"foo.cgi". Is there anything else in Python other than import?
Note: I wondered if Python had a function of loading that would be evaluated when running a script, not when compiling.
python perl
Does python have something like require for use in perl?
They want to import it from the file path instead of the package name at runtime.
import imp
your_module=imp.load_source('your_module','./path/to/your_module.py')
your_module.your_function()
importimportlib.util
spec=importlib.util.spec_from_file_location('your_module','./path/to/your_module.py')
your_module=importlib.util.module_from_spec(spec)
spec.loader.exec_module(your_module)
your_module.your_function()
It's a little hard to think about the scene where the cgi file in the questionnaire is required as a library.
I think it's a .pl file, not a .cgi.
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