Hello, I'm asking you a question because I'm having a hard time copying the object instance.
import copy
class exC:
a = None
b = None
instA = exC()
instA.a = 5
instA.b = 5
instB = copy.deepcopy(instA)
print(id(instA))
print(id(instB))
print(id(instA.a))
print(id(instB.a))
When I execute the above code, the expected value is that the address of instA.a and the address of instB.a come out differently, but the actual execution value comes out the same. How can I change the variables inside the class to new variables?
Hello!
import copy
a = 5
b = copy.deepcopy(a)
print(type(a))
print(id(a)) // same
print(id(b)) // same
c = [1,2]
d = copy.deepcopy(c)
print(type(c))
print(id(c)) //Different
print(id(d)) //Different
print(id(c[0])) // same
print(id(d[0])) // same
I don't think a single type has a deep copy concept. If you want to change even the variables inside the class to a new variable, it changes when you initialize to a new value instead of 5.
import copy
class exC:
a = None
b = None
instA = exC()
instA.a = 5
instA.b = 5
instB = copy.deepcopy(instA)
instB.a = 6 // this part
print(id(instA))
print(id(instB))
print(id(instA.a)) // different
print(id(instB.a)) // different
Thank you for your help.
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