Python - is my code a mess?
There are two files in the scope of this problem, let's call them `file1.py` and `file2.py`.

I've imported `file2.py` into `file1.py`.

I instantize a class in `file1.py` and I'd like to access it in `file2.py`.  I've tried referencing the object directly (just the class name) but that doesn't work.  How can I reference the object?  I don't want to move this to the same file, it'd make it messy.

Is there a non-hackish way to do this?  If not, have I implemented a faulty design?
Python - is my code a mess?
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There are two files in the scope of this problem, let's call them `file1.py` and `file2.py`.

I've imported `file2.py` into `file1.py`.

I instantize a class in `file1.py` and I'd like to access it in `file2.py`.  I've tried referencing the object directly (just the class name) but that doesn't work.  How can I reference the object?  I don't want to move this to the same file, it'd make it messy.

Is there a non-hackish way to do this?  If not, have I implemented a faulty design?