3. Conquering the Python Import Jungle: Beyond Relative Imports
   In Python, you use import statements to access code from other files (modules). Relative imports let you specify the location of a module relative to the current file's location
4. Navigate Your Code with Confidence: Using Relative Imports Effectively
   Understanding Relative Imports:Syntax: Relative imports use dots (.) to indicate the position of the module relative to the current script
5. Navigating Your Code: How to Find the Perfect Path (Absolute Paths in Python Explained)
   What is an Absolute Path?An absolute path is the complete address of a file on your computer, starting from the root directory (like the "/" on Unix-based systems or "C:" on Windows). It uniquely identifies the file's location