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Hermann Riemann wrote:

> ########## globale_funktionen.py
> import globale_variable
> g=globale_variable.variablen
> def f():
>     global g
>     g.x=1

Das "global"-Statement ist überflüssig, da du den Namen g nur liest.


> ########## globale_variable.py
> class Globale_Variablen:
>     def __init__(self):
>        self.x=0
> variablen=Globale_Variablen()

Wenn du sowieso mit Klassen hantierst, mach aus f() doch eine Methode.