Circular dependencies will break your Python code!
Given some module A that depends upon module B (ie, import B), and given a module B which depends upon module A, you'll get this rather cryptic error message:
ImportError: cannot import name A
This works at any remove, of course -- the circle could stretch through 1,000 modules, but once you forge that loop, you're toast.
The solution is to refactor your code to put routine from A needed by B into a separate module C that depends upon neither.
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