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Изворен канал @pythonotes · Post #197 · 4 јан.
Подразумеваемые неймспейсы или неявные пакеты. Этот функционал добавлен в Python 3.3 Что он означает? Ранее, до 3.3 пакетами считались лишь директории, в которых есть файл __init__.py. Этот файл одновременно являлся свидетельством того, что директория это Python-пакет, и служил "телом" этого пакета. То есть местом, где можно написать код, как это делается внутри модуля. Этот код исполняется в момент импорта пакета, так что его принято называть "код инициализации пакета". Начиная с версии 3.3 Любая директория считается пакетом и Python будет пытаться использовать любую директорию для импорта. Конечно, не любую в файловой системе, а только те что находятся в sys.path. Это значит, что теперь __init__.py нужно делать только если: 🔸 вам требуется создать код инициализации пакета 🔸 нужна совместимость со старыми версиями Python На мой взгляд это немного упрощает разработку, делает её чище, но с другой стороны убивает некоторую однозначность происходящего. Например, я создал репозиторий со своей библиотекой и рядом положил код примеров или тестов. repo_name/ my_library/ __init__.py main.py examples/ exam1.py exam2.py В этом репозитории пакетом является только my_library, остальные директории это не пакеты, это просто дополнительный код в файлах. Директория examples не добавлена в sys.path, в ней нет рабочих модулей. Но если она лежит рядом с my_library, то Python вполне сможет импортнуть из неё модули, так как посчитает что examples это валидный пакет. Конечно, пример несколько надуманный. Никто не будет добавлять корень репозитория в sys.path. Но, я думаю, суть ясна. Иногда директория это просто директория а не пакет! #basic#pep
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@AmericanEDU · Post #168 · 05.03.2022 г., 13:45
Hello everyone! Our guest speaker for today is sick, so Today, we will have a shorter version of our weekly 19:00 chat session. It will be solely focused on YOUR questions to us. Let’s practice your English!!! 💬🇺🇸 We are looking forward to connecting with you in 15 minutes! #SPEAKENGLISH#QandA
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@english_bbc_learning · Post #3782 · 30.11.2025 г., 09:56
🦵 Here are 5 English phrasal verbs with ‘kick’ for you. Kick back and read them and then have a go at the quiz – and see if you can use any of them in a sentence of your own! (Images: Getty) #vocabulary#speakenglish#englishtips
@AmericanEDU · Post #120 · 06.01.2022 г., 02:53
We are super excited for you to meet our friend, Bekzod Kholmurodov, an Uzbekistan-born sophomore student at Drexel University, USA this Saturday, at 19:00 Tashkent time! Don’t miss this unique opportunity to learn from someone who has an invaluable experience of coming to the US as an international high school student first, and now is a college student as a El-Yurt Umidi scholar! Invite your friends and get your questions ready!! #UzbeksInAmerica#SpeakEnglish#OneStepAtATime 🇺🇸🤝🇺🇿
@english_bbc_learning · Post #3765 · 25.11.2025 г., 10:12
🥊 There are quite a few English phrasal verbs with ‘hit’ – here are 5 of them to learn and use. 👋 Have a go at the quiz – and see if you can use any of them in a sentence of your own! (Images: Getty) Extra: Click on our link in bio to learn 4 phrases with 'hit'. #learnenglish#vocab#vocabulary#speakenglish#englishtips
@english_bbc_learning · Post #3912 · 08.02.2026 г., 08:19
Let’s be real: You’ve probably seen a list like this 1,000 times. It looks repetitive, maybe even "dumb." But here is why it actually matters for you: When you only have one word for everything (like "Good"), your brain "glitches" when you're trying to speak fast. You hesitate because you're searching for variety but your "vocabulary folder" is empty. 🧠 The Secret to Speaking Fast:🛫 Fluency isn't about knowing the hardest words; it's about having options. When you have 3-4 ways to say the same thing, your brain doesn't have to stall. It just picks the next available word and keeps the flow going. - #English#SpeakEnglish#EnglishTips#Vocabulary#SpokenEnglish
@dailychannels · Post #6511 · 28.11.2025 г., 13:00
Group: English Chatting House | Global English Speaking Chat Members: ~4.48K 💢 Username: @english_chatting_house Description: ⭐ Welcome to ECH! English only - global English chat, spoken English practice, fun talks & chill worldwide vibes. Talk English, meet international people, improve fluency, keep it clean. No beef, no hate, no promo. Got any queries? :- @Bilxerian 🏷 Tags: #languages #learnenglish#englishchat#speakenglish#englishgroup#globalchat https://telegramchannels.me/groups/english_chatting_house
@english_bbc_learning · Post #3937 · 02.04.2026 г., 15:48
Idiom of the Day! 🚌 Throw someone under the bus Meaning: To blame someone else so you don't get in trouble. Example: "Mark made the mistake, but he threw me under the bus!" 😠 #LearnEnglish#EnglishIdioms#Vocabulary#ESL#EnglishPhrases#SpeakEnglish
@english_bbc_learning · Post #3942 · 21.04.2026 г., 15:46
Speak like a native, not a textbook 🛫 #learnenglish#english#englishlearning#speakenglish#vocabulary#learn#study
@english_bbc_learning · Post #3804 · 14.12.2025 г., 07:15
Do you know someone who always thinks that everyone else has a better life than them?! 🙄😅 Scroll through the images to find out how to use ‘the grass is always greener on the other side’ 🌱, and don’t forget to answer the questions on the last slide! EXTRA: Could walking 7,000 steps a day could improve your mental health? 🚶 Click the link in our bio to find out and learn some useful vocabulary in the process! 📰💚 Image: Getty #vocabulary#learnenglish#englishlanguage#expression#idiom#proverb#englishclass#speakenglish
@english_bbc_learning · Post #3776 · 29.11.2025 г., 10:17
You know when somebody just WON’T change their ways? 😠 We’ve got an English expression for that! ✅ Scroll through the images to find out how to use ‘You can’t teach an old dog new tricks.’ ❌🐶 Can you use it in a sentence – and do you have a similar expression in your language? 👇👇👇 MORE: If you'd like to learn some more animal idioms, like 'rabbit on 🐰' or 'as sick as a parrot 🦜', click the link in our bio! Image: Getty #trick#proverb#learnenglish#vocabulary#learnenglish#englishlanguage#expression#idiom#englishclass#speakenglish
@english_bbc_learning · Post #3809 · 15.12.2025 г., 05:11
Here are 5 linkers that you can add to your conversation to make it flow better and sound more fluent! 1) To be honest – I’m going to give my opinion (even if it’s insulting!) 2) Actually – to correct information or say something surprising 3) Mind you – I’ve just thought of something that contrasts what I was saying 4) By the way – I’m going to introduce a new topic I’ve just remembered 5) Anyway – I’m going to finish the conversation or change topic now Add them to your conversations to help them flow! Which one is your favourite? #learnenglish#speakenglish#vocabulary#bbclearningenglish#britishenglish#formalenglish#linkers#naturalenglish#nativespeakerenglish#conversationskills#ncoversationalenglish
@english_bbc_learning · Post #3691 · 21.09.2025 г., 05:35
🚀 Power up your English vocabulary with these FIVE phrasal verbs with ‘pay’! Take a look 👀 and then practise using them right now in the comments! 🤔 Do you know any more phrasal verbs with ‘pay’? (Images: Getty) 🎧 Click on the link in our bio to listen to Neil and Georgie talk about money! #phrasal#phrasalverb#pay#payoff#payout#payup#payfor#learnenglish#vocab#vocabulary#speakenglish#englishtips