👉 The `except` with the `fluid` keyword in Python is used to import only a subset of attributes or methods from a module, rather than the entire module. When you specify `except fluid`, you instruct Python to import only those attributes or methods that are defined in the module, excluding those that are part of the module's own namespace. This is particularly useful when you want to avoid importing unnecessary components, reducing the overall import size and improving module loading efficiency. For example, if you have a `MyModule` with classes and functions like `class MyClass`, you can import only specific attributes from it using `from MyModule import MyClass.__dict__[attr]` with `except fluid`, which would import only `MyClass`'s attributes, excluding any built-in ones or methods defined within `MyModule`.
