Import Python Module in IDE Environment

The Tutorialspoint coding environment normally helps you to run Python code directly in your browser, but the capacity to import external modules can be limited.

Importing Python Module

So you can use Python's built-in libraries and modules. To load a module into the Python IDE environment on tutorialspoint, follow the steps below -

• Step 1: First of all, you need to open the Tutorialspoint Python IDE. So, go to the Tutorialspoint Python IDE.

• Step 2: As you can see, there is a code editor given so you can start typing your Python program there.

• To import a standard library module, just include the import statement at the start of your code as, import math This will work because the math module is in the standard library.

• Step 3: After writing your code, you can click on the "Execute" button to run your program.

• Step 4: Please keep in mind that the Tutorialspoint environment may not support all external libraries or advanced configurations. If you use third-party libraries like NumPy, pandas, you may need a local programming environment like Jupyter Notebook, PyCharm, or VS Code, which supports pip package installation.

Example Of Importing a Python Module

Let us look at an example -

import math
print(math.sqrt(25))

Following is the output of the above program -

5

Libraries Not Available!

If you want functionality from libraries that are not available in the Tutorialspoint IDE, you can try setting up a local Python environment in which you can install any modules you want with pip install module_name.

Conclusion

The Tutorialspoint IDE is the best choice for quick testing and getting an understanding of Python programming as a beginner, but for more advanced projects and using third-party libraries, you need to set up a local development environment. Understanding how to use modules will enhance your coding knowledge and help to create better and maintainable programs.