I have this kind of code.

```
class typeOne(self, obj):
  ....
  def run():
    # I want to call the funct() from typeTwo

class typeTwo(self, obj2):
  ...
  def funct():
    ...

class typePlayer(self, obj3):
  ...
  tT = typeTwo()
  ...
  tT.funct()
    .....

```

I want to reference the typeTwo class from typeOne class that has been called in the typePlayer.

I tried this one.

```
class typeOne:
  ....
  mytT = typeTwo() # another probs here is that how can I get the 'obj2'?
  def run():
     mytT.funct()

```

but it creates new typeTwo() class and I don't need it, I just only want to call the existing typeTwo() class and not to create one, the typeTwo() class that has been executed by typePlayer() Class.

does anyone has an idea about this?