The following statement: from a.b import c causes the import of:

from a.b import c

causes the import of:

• entity a from module b from package c
• entity b from module a from package c
• entity c from module a from package b
• entity c from module b from package a

Explanation: When using the following syntax: from a.b import c, c identifies the entity or function being imported, b identifies the module (source file), and a identifies the package (folder).

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