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When using wildcard imports (from module import *) in the codebase, it introduces several issues that impact code readability and maintainability. The current code contains wildcard imports, which can lead to namespace pollution, hinder understanding of imported items' origins, and make the code more dependent on internal module implementations.
Task:
Refactor the codebase to replace wildcard imports with explicit imports. Identify the specific functions, classes, or variables needed from each module and import them explicitly using separate import statements.
Example
# Current code
from module_name import *
# Refactored code
from module_name import specific_function
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Problem:
When using wildcard imports (from module import *) in the codebase, it introduces several issues that impact code readability and maintainability. The current code contains wildcard imports, which can lead to namespace pollution, hinder understanding of imported items' origins, and make the code more dependent on internal module implementations.
Task:
Refactor the codebase to replace wildcard imports with explicit imports. Identify the specific functions, classes, or variables needed from each module and import them explicitly using separate import statements.
Example
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: