Hello,
I've got a quick question regarding performance of lists. I am taking
measurements and building up a list of objects for each measurement. the class
I created for the objects has attributes of time, numerical value, person's
name who collected the sample etc. I also have functions within my class (I
think they are properly named 'accessors'?) that get a piece of data within the
object, for example 'self.GetSampleTime()'. I'm wondering what happens to my
performance as I add more accesors to my class. How are the accesors managed?
will each object in my list of objects contain the data for each accesor or do
all the objects look to the sample module for the accesor? will my list of
objects become huge and slow as I add more accessors? thanks.
Jeff
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