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In Python, if I have something like:

class A(object):
    b = B()


class B(object):
   a = A()

Will produce an error NameError: name 'B' is not defined

How would you elegantly resolve this ?

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Try:

class B(object):
    pass

class A(object):
    b = B()

B.a = A()
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if B has another static member, it cannot be accessed from A.b.another_stativ_var . I would have liked to have the other static members defined inside the class.
@Martijn Pieters Yes you can. My mistake. Thank you!

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