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 When using function as modules, they use a setup.py files, but when I use pycharm, it generates a   init .py. So my question is. What is the difference between a module and a package in python. What is the difference between  init .py & setup.py? __main .py A module is a single .py file. A package is a directory that contains a file named  __init__.py  and usually other files as well, but which acts like a module. It's imported the same way you import a single file module (except you import by the directory name not by a file name), and it acts like a single module, even though the implementation can be split among many files/submodules. setup.py  is used by distutils/setuptools and is concerned with building, distributing, and installing the module. For example, it's where dependencies are stated so that when you use a tool like pip to install a package, it can also ensure you have all the dependencies installed, or fetch and install them if you don't...