If the same object is invoked multiple times in python, will the memory location always be the same when I print ‘self’?
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If the same object is invoked multiple times in python, will the memory location always be the same when I print ‘self’?
AFAIK, memory addresses in Cpython are – by design – static. The memory address of an object can be seen with
id(). The name of the function is a tell-tale of the fact it doesn’t change…See however the comment below, where other SO users pointed out that
id()being the memory address is a detail implementation of Cpython.HTH!