If I have code similar to this:
for object in objects:
do_something(object)
def do_something(obj):
other_object = Class( obj.property)
other_object.method( arg1, arg2)
do_stuff here with other_object
if problem:
print( obj.property )
My concern is that the for loop will wreak havoc with objects created in
the function do_something. Do I need to use Threading for the
do_something? Or does the interpreter keep track of all the
'other_object's as the for loop calls the function?
Thanks,
Mitch
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