Importing modules

The steps to load some of the important modules are as follows:

To load NumPy and matplotlib to work interactively, along with inline graphics, run the following command:
```
pylab inline
```
To load NumPy and matplotlib without importing names into the current namespace, with inline graphics, run the following command line:
```
pylab -–no-import-all inline
```

To load SciPy modules, use any of the following standard Python import commands:

import scipy.<module>
import scipy.<module> as <local-name>
from scipy.<module> import <function>

If the –no-import-all options is used, the functions and objects have to be prefixed by the appropriate module name as follows:

For NumPy functions and objects, use numpy or np.
For interactive graphics, use pyplot or plt.

Modules from libraries installed in the system as well as the user-created modules with the.py extension can be imported through the standard Python mechanism.

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IPython Notebook Essentials

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IPython Notebook Essentials

By: Martins

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