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I tried writing some commenly used function in a seperate file and import the same into mainApp file, but not able to use import.

I did find many questions regarding the this same question but, the solution was to keep the files in the same folder

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I tried without .py as well, but the same error:

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pppery
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user1743673
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  • Please [edit] your answer to say *what* error you are receiving. PyCharm automatically sets some module search paths, and the exact issue max depend on them. – MisterMiyagi Jun 16 '20 at 14:01

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No '.py'. Just import seperate

Sơn Ninh
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  • you should set up the root directory first. https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/configuring-content-roots.html – Sơn Ninh Jun 16 '20 at 13:46
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Try using this in mainApp.py:

from seperate import *
a()

where seperate.py looks like this:

def a():
    print('hi')

Well, sorry, those two files need to be in the same folder. This is not a solution to your problem.

ZackDev
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The syntax of a relative import depends on the current location as well as the location of the module, package, or object to be imported. Here are a few examples of relative imports:

from .some_module import some_class
from ..some_package import some_function
from . import some_class

Read more about Absolute vs Relative Imports in Python

In your case it should be:

from .seperate import a

Also check this question: Importing from a relative path in Python

Aleksey Razbakov
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add your project directory into your path variable so that python know from where you want to import file

briyan hingrajiya
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