[edit] This question doesn't realy make sens and this situation could be avoided, being caused by a lack of effort from my part. Feel free to downvote to close. I have two files : file0 which has a object Obj containing variables and file1 which needs these variables. Here is the code: file0 : class A : def __init__(self) : self.v0 = 0 self.v1 = 1 Obj = A() file1 : from file1 import Obj v0 = Obj.v0 v1 = Obj.v1 del Obj print(v0, v1) Is there a more efficient way to do this. I have tried from file0 import Obj.v0 as v0 and from file0.Obj import v0 but I get errors for both. Would someone now a better solution ? By better I mean a solution that imports directly v0 and v1 without Obj. I prefer not to declare Obj in file1 because file0 is the main file doing most of the logic, but file1 needs to acces them. I cannot just use a variable in each file that I declare with the same value. I could merge the two files but for readability reasons, it wouldn't be practical. Continue reading...
