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Python Object-Oriented Python Advanced Objects Controlling Conversion

Posted by Max Palmer
Max Palmer
2,920 Points

When you import a class what is the numstring you import NumString from?

I am just curious as to why there is an extra step and you do not just import the class

1 Answer

Timothy Mattingly
Timothy Mattingly
15,971 Points
Timothy Mattingly
Timothy Mattingly
15,971 Points

numstring is the file name where the class NumString is located. He's basically telling the console where to find it.