What makes a directory a regular Python package?
Correct answer D. It contains an __init__.py file
Explanation
A regular package is a directory containing an __init__.py file, which runs when the package is first imported and can be empty. Since Python 3.3, directories without it can still be imported as namespace packages, but __init__.py is what defines a regular package. setup.py concerns distribution, not importing.
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