Does underscore has any special built-in meaningin Python ?

[Ben Finney]

aahz at pythoncraft.com (Aahz) writes:

> One more thing: if you have global module names with a single leading
> underscore (e.g. "_foo"), they will not be loaded when you use
> 
> from <module> import *
> 
> However, "import *" is strongly discouraged for the most part.

Dude, that's exactly the “underscore has an effect on import but as a
beginner don't worry about it” that I avoided drawing attention to. The
explanation was just fine without that. But no, you have to find a way
to *contribute*, don't you?

Things were different before all these new-fangled changes, I say. Get
off my lawn.

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