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Sure, I'd be happy to provide you with a tutorial on how to import a Python file into Google Colab with code examples. Importing external Python files can be useful for organizing code and reusing functions across different notebooks. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Step 1: Create a Python File
Start by creating a Python file (e.g., my_module.py) that contains the functions or code you want to import into your Colab notebook. For example:
Save this file, and make sure it's accessible, either by uploading it to Google Drive or hosting it on a publicly accessible URL.
Step 2: Mount Google Drive (if file is on Drive)
If your file is on Google Drive, you need to mount your drive to access the file in Colab:
Follow the link provided, authorize Google Drive, and enter the authorization code.
Step 3: Navigate to the Directory
Navigate to the directory where your Python file is located:
Step 4: Import the Python File
Now, you can import your Python file as a module in your Colab notebook:
Step 5: Execute the Code
Run the code cell, and you should see the results printed in the Colab output.
That's it! You've successfully imported a Python file into Google Colab. This approach allows you to organize your code effectively and reuse functions across different notebooks.
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