I'm on a Windows 10 host using VS Code and Python 3.12 with about 15 separate projects and 8 common library modules shared among them. Below is an outline of the directory structure I'm currently using. Each module folder has an init.py file with a list of the .py files in the folder. Python | |- Common | | | |- module1 | |- module2 |- Project1 |- Project2 I have 2 questions: Is this the best approach to organizing my code? I'm relatively new to VS Code and Python. How is this even working? I have projects that have "from Common import module1 as m1" statements that actually work, but when I create a new project and try the same statement it report "No module named Common" Relatively inexperienced here so would appreciate any guidance. Continue reading...
