# Global Imports

## How to set global import commands

Once a package is imported in Global Imports, it can be used in any block in the Notebook

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## How to set local, block-level import commands

For larger packages like pytorch - which are required to be run only on specific blocks - we can use block level imports.&#x20;

As seen in the screenshot below, torch wasn't imported globally and at a block level. The first block imports torch and runs, but the second block gives an error as torch wasn't imported locally. &#x20;

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