I am looking at a Python book that spends a decent amount of time reloading a module, but doesn't explain when it would be helpful.
Therefore, I wonder what are real examples of when such a technique becomes convenient?
That is, I understand what a recharge is. I'm trying to understand how you can use it in the real world.
Edit:
I do not suggest that this method is not useful. Instead, I'm trying to learn more about my applications, as it seems like it's cool.
In addition, I think that the people who marked this question as a duplicate did not find the time to really read the question and how it differs from the proposed duplicate. I am not asking how to reload a module in Python. I already know how to do this. I ask WHY you want to reload a module in Python in real life. There is a huge difference in the nature of these issues.
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