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They both functionally looks same to me. Are there any differences and advantages of using one over another?
>>> from datetime import datetime, timedelta
>>> from datetime import (datetime, timedelta)
If you wrap the imports in parens, you don’t have to use a backslash for line continuation if you put a line break in the import statement, which is the preferred style. Functionally, they are identical, and if on one line, leaving out the parens is cleaner.