from functions import * AttributeError: module 'functions' has no attribute ''
时间: 2023-08-05 18:03:23 浏览: 45
这个错误是因为在导入模块时,模块中没有对应的属性或函数。根据引用[1]中的建议,当遇到AttributeError时,可以打开官方文档并全局搜索报错的函数,以了解如何正确使用它。在这种情况下,你可以查看"functions"模块的官方文档,以确定它是否确实没有对应的属性或函数。如果确实没有,你可能需要检查你的导入语句是否正确,并确保你导入的是正确的模块。另外,根据引用[2]和引用[3]的内容,你还可以检查一下模块的__init__.py文件是否正确加载了所需的模块。
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