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I'm having trouble replacing a function from a different module with another function and it's driving me crazy. Let's say I have a module bar.py that looks like this: from a_package.baz import do_something_expensive def a_function(): print do_something_expensive() And I have another module that looks like this: from bar import a_function a_function() from a_package.baz import do_something_expensive do_something_expensive = lambda: 'Something really cheap.' a_function() import a_package.baz a_package.baz.do_something_expensive = lambda: 'Something really cheap.' a_function() I would expect to get the results: Something expensive! Something really cheap. Something really cheap. But instead I get this: Something expensive! Something expensive! Something expensive! What am I doing wrong?
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