Run the same python code in two terminals, will they interfere with each other?

Question

I have a python script that takes some time to complete its execution depending on the argument passed. So, if I run them from two terminals with different arguments, do they get their own version of the code? I do not see two generated files .pyc.

Terminal 1 works: python prog.py 1000 > out_1000.out

Before the script runs on terminal 1 termination, I run another; thus, terminal 2 works:python prog.py 100 > out_100.out

Or, basically, my question is, can they interfere with each other?

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