Clean up import statements #143
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These two import statements were hidden in the main content below, but already present in the beginning, i.e. they were duplicate.
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Split of from #140 |
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@kba Feel free to add to this branch more code cleaning commits. |
- split multi-module imports to single line - remove duplicates and unused imports
- group: builtin, external, application - split multi-module imports to lines - remove gzip (code is commented out) - import pylab once
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This looks ready now, right? I think, this should be fine to merge @kba. |
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I still have commits removing the |
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Okay, thank you for the commits here! You can open a new PR whenever the other commits are ready and tested. |
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These two import statements were hidden
in the main content below, but already
present in the beginning, i.e. they were
duplicate.