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I am writing a sizable side project in python and I have got a module which implements all database access with only functions declared within the module.I was wondering if there is anyway to declare functions in the module as public so that python knows that these are the only functions that should be used from outside the module.
Don’t preface them with
_(underscore).According to PEP 8 — Style Guide for Python Code: