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"""
You shouldn't need to modify this file, but if you are making submodules (nested folders + files) you
    will need to include a __init__.py file that has relative import statements.

Example
-------
If you have a submodule folder called /foo, with a module inside called bar.py you will need to include
    a __init__.py file in /foo with the following import statement:
        ```
        from .bar import *
        ```
    If you don't do this python won't find the contents of the files inside the submodule folder.

"""
"""
You shouldn't need to modify this file, but if you are making submodules (nested folders + files) you
    will need to include a __init__.py file that has relative import statements.

Example
-------
If you have a submodule folder called /foo, with a module inside called bar.py you will need to include
    a __init__.py file in /foo with the following import statement:
        ```
        from .bar import *
        ```
    If you don't do this python won't find the contents of the files inside the submodule folder.

"""
You shouldn't need to modify this file, but if you are making submodules (nested folders + files) you     will need to include a __init__.py file that has relative import statements.  Example ------- If you have a submodule folder called /foo, with a module inside called bar.py you will need to include     a __init__.py file in /foo with the following import statement:         ```         from .bar import *         ```     If you don't do this python won't find the contents of the files inside the submodule folder.