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	# Create an array in shared memory

	a = sa.create("test1", 10)

	# Attach it as a different array. Note that this could have

	# done from another python interpreter as long as it runs

	# on the same computer.

	# Attach it as a different array. This can be done from another

	# python interpreter as long as it runs on the same computer.

	b = sa.attach("test1")

	# See how they are actually sharing the same memory block

	del a

	print(b[0])

	# See how "test1" is still present in shared memory even

	# though we destroyed the array a.

	# See how "test1" is still present in shared memory even though we

	# destroyed the array a.

	sa.list()

	# Now destroy the array "test1" from memory.

	sa.delete("test1")

	# The array b is not affected, but once you destroy it

	# then the data are lost.

	# The array b is not affected, but once you destroy it then the

	# data are lost.

	print(b[0])

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