[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > let's say i have a class, and i need to create a different number of > instances (changes every time - and i can't know the number in advance) in > a loop. > a function receives the number of instances that are needed, and creates > them like, > a=Myclass() > b=Myclass()
def create_instances(n):
return [Myclass() for i in xrange(n)]
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