Collaboration and Modules

#end	 -A logical operator

#as	 -To create an alias

#assert	-For debugging

#break	-To break out of a loop

#class	-To define a class

#continue	-To continue to the next iteration of a loop

#def  -To define a function

#del  -To delete an object

#elif     -Used in conditional statements, same as else if

#else	 -Used in conditional statements

#except	 -Used with exceptions, what to do when an exception occurs

#False	 -Boolean value, result of comparison operations

#finally	 -Used with exceptions, a block of code that will be executed
#no matter if there is an exception or not

#for	 -To create a for loop

#from	 -To import specific parts of a module

#global	 -To declare a global variable

#if	 -To make a conditional statement

#import	 -To import a module

#in	 -To check if a value is present in a list, tuple, etc.

#is	 -To test if two variables are equal

#lambda	 -To create an anonymous function

#None	 -Represents a null value

#nonlocal	 -To declare a non-local variable

#not	 -A logical operator

#or	 -A logical operator

#pass	 -A null statement, a statement that will do nothing

#raise	 -To raise an exception

#return	 -To exit a function and return a value

#True	 -Boolean value, result of comparison operations

#try	 -To make a try...except statement

#while	 -To create a while loop

#with	 -Used to simplify exception handling

#yield	 -To end a function, returns a generator

import sound.effects.echo

import my_module

from my_module import fun1, fun2

import sound.effects.echo as echo

import my_module as mod1

from my_module import fun1 as my_cool_function

from my_module import *