[ Thanks to Brendan Scott for this
link. ]
“DENNIS: What I object to is that you automatically
treat me like an inferior!
ARTHUR: Well, I am king!
(Scene 3)“This post is about “objects”. Not everyday sort of objects that
you can touch. Programming objects. In fact, not any old
programming objects, but Python objects. Objects are a way of
packaging together data and ways of dealing with the data. In the
previous tutorial we encountered a variable called fileObject
– from last tute:”
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