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Skip to content It’s a trap! On Python reference semantics March 2, 2023November 21, 2009 by Henning I guess this is a common trap. I personally am python coder for years now and still, from time to time I run into it. As the syntax for it is very concise you might sometimes be tempted to give default values for members in a classes definition. Code says more then thousand words. This works fine: class Foo(object): x = 7 f1 = Foo() f2 = Foo() f2.x = 42 print f1.x # prints 7 print f2.x # prints 42 Now say