[Python] Importing variables from another file [closed]

And so... I imported variables(from table1 import x, etc) from one file to another and ran into the problem of not being able to import them. If the file has, for example, x = 10, then everything works fine. But if x = 1 + 1(Or something like that) in the file, an error is returned: ImportError: cannot import name 'x' from 'table1'.

As I understand it, the imported function does not save the value of the variable and therefore the program simply cannot find a non-existing variable. So... how can I import a calculated variable into the main file? And in general, where could I learn more about the intricacies of importing, if anyone knows.

Upd: I did some work and it looks like this:

table1.py:

def table_n(s23, f1):
if s23 < 100:
if f1 == 50:
if s23 in range(0, 2):
print("Out of limit")
exit()
elif s23 in range(2, 15):
print("2-15")
n = 0.5
elif s23 in range(15, 50):
print("15-50")
n = 0.6
elif s23 in range(50, 150):
print("50-150")
n = 0.8
elif s23 in range(150, 300):
print("150-300")
n = 0.9
elif s23 in range(300, 1000):
print("300-1000")
n = 0.93
elif s23 in range(1000, 2500):
print("1000-2500")
n = 1
else:
print("Out of limit")
exit()


program.py:

f1 = float(50)
s2 = float(15)
s3 = float(1)
s23 = s2 + s3

from table1 import table_n
table_n(s23, f1)
from table1 import n

print(n)


The variable here is n, not x, but not the point. Print works correctly, but I do not know how to import the variable n into the main file without an error.

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