"This is a string" 'This is also a string'
# This is a comment
the_world_is_flat = 0
def my_add(arg1, arg2): return arg1 + arg2
sum_of_1_and_2 = my_add(1, 2)
class the_new_class(base_class): class_attrib = 1
import faces.lib.report my_report = faces.lib.report.standard(project)
from faces.lib.report import standard my_report = standard(project)
or you can also write
from faces.lib import report my_report = report.standard(project)
Because faces.lib.report means that lib.report is a submodule of the module faces. There is even a variant to import all names that a module defines:
from faces.lib.report import * my_report = standard(project)
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