Clarified relationship between __path__
and Package in Ch6 Modules tutorial
#116579
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In Ch 6 Modules tutorial, the first line of section 6.4.3. Packages in Multiple Directories says, "Packages support one more special attribute,
__path__
.".But this reverses the cause and effect since, in the glossary, Package is defined as Python module with a
__path__
variable.This pull request attempts to fix that by updating the line to "All packages have a special attribute
__path__
.".Discussion link to Discord thread.
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