Yes, this is very much a neophyte question, but I was pondering;
modules = ['stackless',
'sys',
'slsocket as socket',
'random, time',
'traceback',
'string',
'util']
for module in modules:
print "Loading %s..." % module
exec 'import %s' % module
Although I like the outcome of writing it like this, I don't feel good about it. Is this against standard Python conventions or morals? Loading modules this way, that is (instead of just importing it all "the right way" and making a print statement for each one).
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