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what from .something means
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May-17-2018, 05:30 AM
Hi all! In "pong" from Metulburr I found : from .control import Control
In Mark Lutz book, impossible to find this expression. Maybe Metulburr or somebody else could explain to me what this "from .control import Control" means. Thanks in advance.
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