> For some reason, stacking multiple statements reuses the same object. Each code object has a co_consts tuple referring to all constants used in the code. The compiler interns duplicate constants for a single compiler run, resulting in the same object being used when the code is put into a single line (or in a function, or module).
When the code is split into multiple interactive statements, the compiler runs multiple times, and doesn't know anything about past runs. Regards, Martin -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
