[Python] import of a function from nested structure

Consider this directory structure:

a-a
| b
| c
| print.py


Basically a-a/b/c. and print.py inside that directory. The contents of print.py looks like as :

def print_5():
print("5")


def print_10():
print("10")



I want to import and use these functions into my current file at the level of a-a. Structure :

ls
a-a test.py


How do I do that?

Inside test.py, I tried importing all the functions as :

from a-a.b.c import f

print_5()


And it gives error as SyntaxError: invalid syntax that I understand. So, I moved 'a-a' to 'a_a' and it started to give me ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'a_a'. I know it can be a trivial thing, just not coming in place for me.

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