And instead of solving problems, it would produce new problems for us. Modules in python provide you with a way to solve this. It allows you to group functions, variables, classes, etc. in a single ...

To create your own module you need to create a python file with functions. The non private functions all require one arguement which is a list of the arguments passed in from the .mip program. If ...

is OK. But if I have two modules 'foo.py' and 'bar.py' in the same folder, and foo.py does. import bar. then the import fails if I run foo.py, it cannot find bar. This works fine with a normal Python ...