I need to create several hundred instances of an Object (rack) but i can't find the proper way to write this in. What i need is something like this but more elegant:
class Rack:
def __init__(self):
self._listeMedNoder = []
Rack1 = Rack()
Rack2 = Rack()
Rack3 = Rack()
etc... but up to say 100.
The best way to do this is by creating a List instance, and filling that with your objects.
racks = []
for _ in range(n):
racks.append(Rack)
Where n = the amount of instances you want to create. Note that range() is exclusive, so you'll have to increase it by 1 to create enough instances of Rack. To access the classes you can call racks[index] where the index is the class you want to access. Note that lists start from index '0', so racks[1] will be the second element (in this case, the second class).
Do you need to name them? If not, just make a list:
racks = [Rack() for _ in range(100)]
You can then access any instance of Rack using the list index:
print racks[0]
