Modularité

by Christian Nguyen, Joseph Razik, last modified on 2019-10-18
modularite

Importation brute et risquée

In [1]:
from modulex import *

importation => execution ?
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try:
    print(_x)
except NameError as e:
    print("error : ", e)
_x = 2
print('_x = ', _x)
y = y + 3
print('y = ', y)
print()
try:
    _f()
except NameError as e:
    print("error : ", e)
g()

error :  name '_x' is not defined
_x =  2
y =  4

error :  name '_f' is not defined
Bienvenu
3.141592653589793
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# de l'intérêt de ne PAS utiliser "import *"
def g():
    print('surprise !')
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g()

surprise !

Importation de module: the right way

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import modulex as m
print('m._x = ', m._x, 'm.y = ', m.y)
m.g()
m._f()

m._x =  0 m.y =  1
Bienvenu
3.141592653589793
Defense d'entrer
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m.set_x(-5)
m.set_x(42)
print('x = ', m.get_x())

[set_x] erreur : parametre entier negatif
x =  42

Différence module / main, test unitaire avec: if __name__ == '__main__':

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print(__name__)

__main__
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import math
print(math.__name__)

math
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import modulex
print(modulex.__name__)

modulex