How to “reimport” module to python then code be changed after import?
1 Actually, just "reload(foo)" - no need to re-attribute it – jsbueno Nov 6 '10 at 4:00 thanks, works in ipython shell – user478514 Nov 6 '10 at 12:12.
In addition to gnibbler's answer: This changed in Python 3 to: >>> import imp >>> imp. Reload(foo).
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