Creating your Own Modules and Packages in Python || CLASS 12 XII Computer Science

This video Explains creating Modules and Packages of your own.
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[@silkykapur8324]

Thank you gud explanation

[@alphainfinitum3445]

I like how well you explained this. You did not go around circle like some videos out there do, and end up making it hard to understand. One thing that fascinated me was how you were able to name your files as ".py" files right from your desktop or from your file management system. I tried putting the ".py" at the end of the name of say a text but that did not change it into a python file. instead what i noticed after doing that the system automatically added the ".txt" extension at the end of the name of the file. I know that this point is not a big problem because there are other ways to create the ".py" file. I am curious as to whether you have your system setup to recognize such a move. Please if you do, can you kindly share with us how you did it, since that appears to save a bit of time. once again thank you for putting together such an amazing presentation.

[@cbsecsip]

You can change the setting of files by going to my computer then files, so that it shows file names with extentions.

[@alphainfinitum3445]

@@cbsecsip ok. I will try that once I am in front of a computer. I am not very tech savvy, so little things like that are entirely new to me. But I like learning a bit at a time.

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Sir this vid is very informative

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Quite useful and informative thanks👍🙏

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