Why does this change __name__?
>>> print __name__
__main__
>>> from sqlalchemy.sql import *
>>> print __name__
sqlalchemy.sql
It is often bad practice to import *, but still a module should not
impact __name__ unless really necessary.
Primary side effect is you can no longer use
if __name__ == '__main__':
<do something>
Of course you could do something like this:
oldname = __name__
from sqlalchemy.sql import *
__name__ = oldname
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Mike
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