A python module for global parameters - is this good practice? -

I am a Mechanical Engineering student, and I am creating a physical simulation using PyODE.

Instead of running everything from a file, I wanted to arrange things in the module, so I was:

• main.py
• Callback.py
• Assistant. P

When I realized that I really need helper.py to refer to the variable, but the main Help was importers!

So my solution was to create a fourth file, which makes the variable home and only import external modules (such as time and random).

So now I have:

• main.py
• callback.py
• helper.py
< Li> parameters.py

and in all scripts: import parameters and use: parameters.foo or parameters .bar .

Is this acceptable practice or is it a surefire way to make Python programmer vomiting? :)

Please let me know that this makes sense, or if there is another sensible way to do this!

Thank you, -wave