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Maybe I have the wrong impression, but wouldn’t the parent class of a class object be a class?
If so, why didn’t the authors of Python follow good style convention and capitalize the object class to Object to denote it as a class object? Is it a class at all?
It follows the convention of built-in types (
str,int,float,complex,file,type, etc.) not having the initial letter capitalized.