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Assertion(A): A module can be imported using the from statement in Python.
Reasoning(R): The from statement allows us to import specific functions or variables from a module.
Answer:
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a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation for A.
Detailed answer by teachoo
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A module is a file that contains Python code, such as definitions of functions, classes, and variables. We can import a module into another Python script to use its code.
The from statement allows us to import specific functions or variables from a module into the current namespace. The syntax for using the from statement is:
from [module] import [function or value]
This way, we can access the imported function or value directly by its name, without using the module name as a prefix. For example:
from math import pi print(pi)
Let’s see why the assertion and the reasoning are true and how they are related.
Assertion(A): A module can be imported using the from statement in Python. This statement is TRUE , because it is one of the ways to import a module in Python. We can use the from statement to import specific functions or values from a module.
Reasoning(R): The from statement allows us to import specific functions or variables from a module. This statement is TRUE , because it is the definition of the from statement. The from statement lets us import only the exact functions or values we are going to use in our code.
The reasoning R is the correct explanation for the assertion A, because it gives the general property of the from statement, which applies to any module we want to import. The from statement is a way to import a module in Python, so it explains how we can do that.
So, the correct answer is a) Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation for A.
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