Hi there, I wondered if someone wouldn't mind just taking two seconds to make sure i understand this concept:
Here is a code snippet: import speedtest def do-test(): test=speedtest.Speedtest() test.download() test.upload() return [test.download_speed, test.upload_speed] Now. If I was to put this into a GUI application, I was thinking of having it something like this: user clicks button, button calls function which: 1. Shows the screen which updates with test status. 2, does: results=do_test() 3. Updates the screen with the contents of results. Here's my question: If the user clicks the button, say, 3 times, will I have three separate speedtest objects? or will the python garbage collector clean them up for me so I only have one, which gets cleaned when do_test returns. Thanks for the answer in advance. Nathan _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org To unsubscribe or change subscription options: https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
