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.project/
├── mypkg
│   ├── app.py
│   └── helper.py
└── run.py

Incorrect : A common mistake is to have modules use ambiguous imports. ``` py # project/mkpkg/app.py import helper

def foo():
	return helper.bar()
```

Solution : Instead use relative imports, because you always means the helper module in the current directory of project/mpkg/app.py

``` py
# project/mkpkg/app.py
import .helper
# or the more verbose but more semantically intuitive way
from . import helper

def foo():
	return helper.bar()
```
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