Importing modules in Python and __init__.py?

Init__. Py turns a folder into a package . This is useful to create a sort of hierarchy of modules, where you can have import-statements like this.

If a directory (folder) contains a __init__. Py file then it becomes a package. What you thought you read was not strictly correct, as you found.

A package can be imported as if it was a module by itself, and any code in __init__. Py is run, although it is often empty. Packages are a way of grouping multiple modules together, and you can load them using.

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