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Python Modules Explained for Class 11

A module in Python is a file containing code for specific tasks, aiding in code organization, reusability, and maintenance. Modules can be built-in or user-defined, with various methods for importing them into programs. Benefits of using modules include simplicity, better organization, and access to library support.

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Python Modules Explained for Class 11

A module in Python is a file containing code for specific tasks, aiding in code organization, reusability, and maintenance. Modules can be built-in or user-defined, with various methods for importing them into programs. Benefits of using modules include simplicity, better organization, and access to library support.

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MODULES IN PYTHON – CLASS 11 (CBSE)

1. What is a Module?
A module in Python is a file that contains Python code—functions, variables, and
classes—written to perform a specific task.

●​ It helps in organizing code.​

●​ Makes programs reusable and easy to maintain.​

●​ Any Python file with extension .py can be used as a module.​

Example:

A file named [Link] or [Link] is a module.

2. Why Do We Use Modules? (Benefits)


●​ Reusability: Use functions written earlier in new programs.​

●​ Simplicity: Divide a large program into smaller parts.​

●​ Avoid Repetition: Common functions kept in modules.​

●​ Better Organization: Code is cleaner and structured.​

●​ Library Support: Python provides many built-in modules.​

3. Types of Modules
1. Built-in Modules

Modules already available in Python.

Examples:

●​ math​

●​ random​

●​ datetime​

●​ statistics​

●​ os​

2. User-defined Modules

Modules created by the programmer in a separate .py file.

Example:

Creating [Link] with functions and importing it into another program.

4. Importing Modules in Python


Python provides multiple ways to import modules.

A. import module_name

import math

print([Link](25))

●​ Access functions using module_name.function_name.


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●​ import math as m print([Link])
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●​ D. from module_name import *
from math import *

print(sin(0))​

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