python - Referencing a property of an object from an another object -

a little stuck on code wondering if me out.

this part of code has been acting up:

def computerchoice():     wvar2 = 0     aseat in seats:         aseat1 = aseat         while wvar2 < int(noofseats):             print(aseat1)             if aseat1.rightobject == "_":                 break             elif aseat1.rightobject.booked == false:                 aseat1 = aseat1.rightobject                 wvar2 += 1             else:                 break             possibleseats.append(aseat.co) 

where rightobject references object same class. comes error message:

attributeerror: 'int' object has no attribute 'booked' 

with couple of print statements figured out while loop works first time. when aseat1 being reassigned , when property of called turns 0.

e.g. can't

aseat1.rightobject.rightobject.booked 

does know how fix or have go @ angle?

edit: initialisation of class follows:

class seat:     def __init__ (self,seat_coordinate,seat_booked,seat_right,seat_right_object,seat_worth):         self.co = seat_coordinate         self.booked = seat_booked         self.right = seat_right         self.rightobject = seat_right_object         self.worth = seat_worth 

with example object being:

   a1 = seat("a1", false, "a2", a2, "a2", 0) 

thanks responses far