One way to import variables dynamically from another file in Python is to use the built-in importlib
module. Here's an example:
Suppose we have a file config.py
that contains some variables we want to import dynamically:
my_var1 = "hello"
my_var2 = 42
To import these variables dynamically in another file, we can use the import_module
and getattr
functions from importlib
. Here's an example:
import importlib
config = importlib.import_module("config")
my_var1 = getattr(config, "my_var1")
my_var2 = getattr(config, "my_var2")
print(my_var1) # output: "hello"
print(my_var2) # output: 42
In this example, import_module
is used to load the config
module dynamically. Then, getattr
is used to retrieve the values of the individual variables my_var1
and my_var2
from the config
module. Finally, we print the values of these variables to confirm that they were imported successfully.
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Asked: 2023-06-07 19:49:55 +0000
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Last updated: Jun 07 '23
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