I’m currently working on a personal project in Python where I have many different packages to organize different pieces of similar code together. I’ve come into a situation where I need to access a piece of code from a different directory, but run into errors when I try running the code from the terminal. (Windows Command Prompt)

I am trying to extract RR interval data from ecg annotation files from physionet by using the ann2rr function according to documentation:

I want to “hack” python’s import so that it will first search in the path I specified and fallback to the original if not found.

I want to “hack” python’s import so that it will first search in the path I specified and fallback to the original if not found.

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I am working on a program with the following structure:

I have a Python code for a GUI app that I need to migrate. Here’s the global structure (it’s a flat-layout):

I have a Python code for a GUI app that I need to migrate. Here’s the global structure (it’s a flat-layout):

I have a Python project structured as follows:

I am working on a large project in VS code. I have various subfolders with plenty of .py files. Then I have a main.py in the main folder. I want to import various functions form various files that exist in different subfolders. I find “from * import *” very redundant process. What is the efficient way to do it? Or how does a professional python developer does it?