When importing with an alias, what will happen if you use the alias to access the original function?

When you import a module using an alias, you create a new name for that module, which allows you to refer to it using the alias. However, the original function can still be accessed by its name if it is properly imported.

Using an alias does not change the accessibility of the original name; it simply provides a shorthand way to reference the module or its components. Therefore, even after defining an alias, you can still use the original function's name unless you have overwritten that name in your current namespace with a new assignment.

In this case, since the original function retains its name in the namespace and can be accessed without issues, the assertion that the original function can no longer be accessed by its name is incorrect.