references/pointers in Python?
Markus Schaber
markus at schabi.de
Wed Sep 12 16:06:48 EDT 2001
Hi,
Anton Lavrik <asl at tepkom.ru> schrub:
> Hi.
> I've Started learning Python, and can't find how can I do something
> like $a = \$b
> or
> $a = \*$b
> in Perl.
>
> Generally, I want to define a referce to an integer, or to the
> identifier, that holds it.
> Python is full of references, is it possible to define it directly? Or
> maybe there are some different ways to do it?
I don't speak perl, but I hope I can help you:
To create a reference to an integer, just assing it to a name:
a = 3
This creates a reference to the (immutable) integer 3 and assigns it to
the name a.
markus
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