Import

Import is a way for a computer program to use or access code written in another program or library. Think of it like sharing your toys with your friend. You can borrow your friend's toy and use it to play with, and then give it back when you are done.

When a program imports code from another program or library, it can use that code to make its own program better or easier to write. This is like getting help from a teacher or a parent when you are trying to learn something new. They can show you how to do it and make it easier for you to learn.

To import code, a programmer writes a special line of code that tells the program where to find the code they want to use. Once the code is imported, it can be used just like any other code that is a part of the program.

Overall, import helps programmers save time and effort by reusing code that has already been written, making their programs better and more efficient.