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When posting code, in order to preserve indentation and formatting critical for understanding its meaning, make sure to post it in a code block, like this:
```python
YOUR CODE HERE
```
Second, I’ll do my best to answer your question, but in return would you mind answering one of ours? Specifically, could you explain what about the “Python Software Foundation” category name or or short description,
This category is for the discussions relating to the Python Software Foundation
led you to post a general help question in this category, near the very bottom of the list, instead of the “Users” category at the very top? I moved it for you, but given there have been several other users just in the past few days who have done the same thing, there appears to be something that’s confusing people, and we want to understand why so we can help make it clearer for other users like you in the future.
Is there something specific that makes it sound like this category is for user help questions, or is there something we can improve to avoid others making this same mistake in the future? We’d appreciate any insight you can provide on this, thanks.
As to your question, I could not find any mention of a Python library with that name on PyPI, GitHub or elsewhere on the web, so it seems to be a typo of some sort. Did you mean to import timeit
? Or time
? Or from another module you’ve written called timeis
? Is this code you’ve written on your own—if so, what is your intent here? If not, where did you find the code, and did you read it carefully before copying it?
Also, you should avoid using from <module> import *
, as it makes your code much harder to read, understand, check and debug, and makes many common errors much easier for little benefit. In particular, if you imported specific names from the module, we could likely infer what you meant to type, but here we’re left to blindly guess.