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Can you determine the amount of memory consumed by a Python module?
Yes, there is a way to see how much memory a Python module is taking up. You can use the sys module and its getsizeof() function to get the size of any object in Python, including modules.
Here's an example:
import sys import mymodule size = sys.getsizeof(mymodule) print("Size of mymodule: {} bytes".format(size))
In this example, mymodule is the name of the module you want to get the size of. The sys.getsizeof() function returns the size of the object in bytes. You can print out the size using the print() function.
Keep in mind that the size of a module may include the sizes of its imported modules as well, so the reported size may be larger than you expect.