Closed WildJimmy closed 9 months ago
Online sources (such as https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/packaging-projects/) tell me that when creating a python library, you need to create a folder with the python files you wish to include and an init.py file. However, for a single file this leads to the slightly redundant behavior I noted in this issue https://github.com/ubsuny/23-Homework6G1/issues/17.
My point is, do we need to do the whole folder setup, or are we able to just use a single file in this case?
@WildJimmy Yes we have a single python file, so it's not necessary to create a folder for a single file, I guess.
If you want to you can but it doe not seem like mandatory.
It is not required
Online sources (such as https://packaging.python.org/en/latest/tutorials/packaging-projects/) tell me that when creating a python library, you need to create a folder with the python files you wish to include and an init.py file. However, for a single file this leads to the slightly redundant behavior I noted in this issue https://github.com/ubsuny/23-Homework6G1/issues/17.
My point is, do we need to do the whole folder setup, or are we able to just use a single file in this case?