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I am a self-taught python user (kind of.). I read much to deepen my knowledge about python. Today
I encountered a text saying:
… classes and objects ….
So I was wondering what is the difference between objects and classes in python. I taught all classes are objects, but in that case, author wouldn’t have used phrase “classes and objects”. I’m confused…
These are two closely related terms in object oriented programming. The standard meaning is that an object is an instance of a class.