Module Import Systems

Module imports (eg in Python) are another example.

What's the point of not importing a library/module? It's not like cheating or something.

ImportC has a functioning module system! It's a consequence of it being built alongside a D compiler.

What import system does not have these problems?

i dislike the import part. without writing the from part first you can't evaluate the import..

You miss the point - note the dynamic module loading of imports.

Even the way you import packages is kinda wack

You don't need to translate it -- you can import modules both ways just fine -- THAT's the killer feature.

importing is a _runtime_ operation: unless previously imported, the interpreter will go and import that module, executing that modules code. that can take a while. it will also bind a name in the current scope to the modules name, so... that might be considered pollution?

It's 2019 and people are still using languages where order of imports matters...