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Python : How to create your own module in python


Python modules are easy to create and imported in to your python program.

How to create a module?

The python program itself can be called as a python module. All the function which you find that can be grouped together can be put into the file. Here a simple example to print the text on display is used and called as techinfotalks.
#!/usr/bin/python
# Python Module

def func_hi():
        print "Welcome to the module"
#End 

How to use the module in program?

You just import the module created by calling the import.After that directly call the function which ever you need.The module named techinfotalks is imported as named as ti.

#!/usr/bin/python
import techinfotalks as ti

print "Calling funcion in module"
ti.func_hi()

#End of program

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