Objects in Python
In Python, everything is an object – numbers, strings, lists, functions, and your own custom types. An object is an instance of a class, with its own data (attributes) and behavior (methods).
Creating objects (instantiation) is how you bring classes to life and work with real data.
Creating Objects (Instantiation)
Use the class name with parentheses to create an object.
Object Attributes and Methods
Access with dot notation.
Object Identity and Type
Everything Is an Object
Even built-in types and functions are objects with methods.
Quick Quiz
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