🔅 Merge PDFs

pip install PyPDF2

from PyPDF2 import PdfFileMerger

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# By appending in the end
def by_appending():
    merger = PdfFileMerger()
    # Either provide file stream
    f1 = open("samplePdf1.pdf", "rb")
    merger.append(f1)
    # Or direct file path
    merger.append("samplePdf2.pdf")

    merger.write("mergedPdf.pdf")

# By inserting at after an specified page no.
def by_inserting():
    merger = PdfFileMerger()
    merger.append("samplePdf1.pdf")
    merger.merge(0, "samplePdf2.pdf")
    merger.write("mergedPdf1.pdf")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    by_appending()
    by_inserting()

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🔅 Merge PDFs

🔅 Merge PDFs

What is the difference between a module and a package?

🚀 Alright, let's talk about modules and packages in Python.

A module is like a file that contains Python code. It can have functions, classes, or variables. When you want to use something from a module, you import it using the import keyword. Simple, right? 🤓

Now, a package is a way to organize related modules into a directory hierarchy. Think of it as a collection of modules bundled together. To make a directory a package, you just need to include a special file called __init__.py in it.

So, in simple terms, a module is a single file with Python code, and a package is a collection of modules organized in a directory. Modules are like building blocks, and packages are like containers holding those blocks. Easy, isn't it? 🧩

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