On Mar 8, 12:14 pm, Duncan Booth wrote:
> You've totally missed the point. It isn't the size of the data you have
> today that matters, it's the size of data you could have in several years'
> time.
>
> Maybe today you've got 10 users each with 10 megabytes of data, but you're
> aspiring to becom
The Python community would benefit from a moderated web-forum along
the lines of
perlmonks.org.
The Python community online now seems to have two major segments, the
c.l.p newsgroup (here),
and a large selection of blogs. C.l.p is unmoderated and often
hostile. The bloggers
self-moderate reason
Thank you to both of you for your assistance.
Using the qualified 'test2.glbl' form of the variable name gives the
result I need. The concepts of binding and rebinding, as programming
concerns, are new to me; I will have to study that further.
Thank you again, and Merry Christmas.
David
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I have a newby type question on how global variables work between
modules.
I have a module test2.py that defines a global variable as well as two
functions to operate on that variable. A script test1.py imports the
three names and prints out values of the global between operations, and
the resul
