A Python module is an external class or set of functions that exist outside the main file of your program. This can be something that you built yourself, or it can be provided by the community.

Learn which Python standard library modules are headed for the boneyard in Python 3.13, and how to replace them.

In Python, a number of different modules and objects provide such functionality, including os.path, os.stat and glob. This isn't necessarily bad; the fact is that Python developers have used this ...

With a big community behind it, and given how simple it is to develop and port modules in Python, I can see this project getting big fast, and not just on the ESP8266.

Cython generates the second kind of module: C libraries that talk to Python’s internals, and that can be bundled with existing Python code. Cython code looks a lot like Python code, by design.

Devs unknowingly use “malicious” modules snuck into official Python repository Code packages available in PyPI contained modified installation scripts.