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Import statements are mentioned first time in the Django part which is also confusing when people see it for the first time.
I think that concept of module and imports should be introduced earlier.
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I agree, but I'm not sure how to do this without going into too much detail. The import mechanism is quite complicated (absolute imports, __init__ markers, sys.path, etc.) so we definitely don't want it all, but if we skip too much it could easily cause pain for the reader.
I agree with @lqc. I'd talk about imports in Django part, and only tell students as little as possible for them to be productive and avoid Python gotchas.
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Import statements are mentioned first time in the Django part which is also confusing when people see it for the first time.
I think that concept of module and imports should be introduced earlier.
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