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1. datetime module.

import datetime # We use import keyword to call that module and access the function
inside it using .(dot) operator.
x = [Link]() # datetime module is further having a datetime function
which is having now() function.
print(x)
y = dir(datetime) # dir() is used to find all the function names and variable name
of that module.
print(y)

2. math module

import math

x = [Link](100)
y = dir(math)

print(x)
print(y)

Let's say a name of module is very big and complex so in that case we can use 'as'
# when we import a module so that we don't have to write that name again and again.

import datetime as d

y = [Link]() #Here we have used d instead of datetime

print(y)

# If we have to use only date function from datetime we can only import that using
'from'

from datetime import date # Here we have only imported date function from datetime.

y=[Link]()

print(y)

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