D: What is the difference between targeted and general imports? -


When there is something import in any of the D modules, you can either < Pre write> import std.string;

or

  import std.string: format;   

In addition to the apparent meaning difference, is there any other effect? For example, binary size, time of compilation, something else?

I would like to add a whimsical answer that name (or name wathever) avoids conflict in name What to do now about what coding should be done to avoid the bug and get more freedom during the naming of things. If you only see import std.string; , you will not be able to name your variables / functions such as succ , center , etc.

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