What does the as keyword do in the context of importing modules in Python?
- Creates an alias for the module
- Renames the imported function
- Renames the module
- Specifies the module's version
The as keyword creates an alias for the imported module, allowing you to use a different name when referencing it in your code. This can be useful for avoiding naming conflicts.
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