[Solved] What is wrong with this code if it raises an ImportError?import sys sys.path = '/my/custom/path' import mymodule | Python

Python - Modules and Code Organization

What is wrong with this code if it raises an ImportError?

import sys
sys.path = '/my/custom/path'
import mymodule

AThe import statement must come before modifying sys.path

BYou cannot modify sys.path at runtime

Csys.path should be a list, not a string

Dsys.path must be cleared before adding new paths

Step-by-Step Solution

Solution:

Step 1: Check the type of sys.path
sys.path must be a list of strings, but here it is assigned a single string.
Step 2: Understand the error cause
Assigning a string breaks the list structure, so Python cannot find modules properly, causing ImportError.
Final Answer:
sys.path should be a list, not a string -> Option C
Quick Check:
sys.path must be list, not string [OK]

Quick Trick: sys.path must always be a list of paths [OK]

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