Suppose file_A.py is written as so: #file_A.py my_object = create_new_object() def update_object(): global my_object my_object = update(my_object) and then in file_B.py we do as so: #file_B.py from file_A import my_object, update_object def process_object(object): #do some operation ... process_object(my_object) #first call to process_object() update_object() process_object(my_object) #second call to process_object() My question is, when the second call to process_object() is made, will it use the original version of my_object ,which is imported at the top of file_B.py, be used, or will it use the updated version which replaces my_object when the update_object() function is called from file_B.py? Continue reading...
