Question

I have a module file called mymodule.py, which contains the following code:

class foo:
    def __init__(self):
        self.foo = 1

class bar:
    import foo
    def __init__(self):
        self.bar = foo().foo

The __init__.py file in the same directory has

from mymodule import foo

From a script in the same directory, I have the following code:

from mymodule import bar

When I try to run bar(), I get the error that No module named foo. How can I create an instance of foo in bar when they are defined within the same module file?

Answer 1

Classes are imported with module name first. However, you don’t need to import classes in mymodule from within mymodule, just use it.
Meaning: remove the import foo line