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@ -88,10 +88,10 @@ Consider this code:
3 3
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In the example here, we can see that python keeps a reference count for the empty list object, and in this case, it was In the example here, we can see that python keeps a reference count for the empty list object, and in this case, there
\3. The list object was referenced by a, b and the argument passed to `sys.getrefcount`. If we didn't have locks, were 3 references. The list object was referenced by a, b and the argument passed to `sys.getrefcount`. If we didn't
threads could attempt to increase the reference count at once, this is a problem because what would actually happen have locks, threads could attempt to increase the reference count at once, this is a problem because what would
would go something like this: actually happen would go something like this:
> Thread 1: Read the current amount of references from memory (for example 5) <br> > Thread 1: Read the current amount of references from memory (for example 5) <br>
> Thread 2: Read the current amount of references from memory (same as above - 5) <br> > Thread 2: Read the current amount of references from memory (same as above - 5) <br>