Installing Swampy for python 3 in Windows
Question: I am a beginner python learner using The book 'Think Python' where I have to
install module name Swampy. The link provided fro instruction and download has
a [tar.gz](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/swampy/2.1.1) file. I found the python
3 version of the swampy with google search
[here](http://code.google.com/p/swampy/downloads/detail?name=swampy.1.4.python3.zip&can=2&q=).
All [setup tools](http://pypi.python.org/pypi/setuptools#downloads) for
modules are under python 3. I am pretty lost, how do i install/use the module?

Thanks


Answer: You don't have to install Python modules. Just `import` them. (In fact,
`swampy` is a package, which is basically a collection of modules.)

    
    
    import swampy
    

Of course, Python has to know where to import them _from_. In this case, the
simplest thing for you to do is to invoke Python from the directory containing
the folder `swampy`, since the interpreter will first search for modules in
the current directory. You can equivalently `os.chdir` to the directory after
invoking Python from anywhere.

Don't worry about `setuptools` yet.

