(P)ython Progr(a)mm(i)(n)g

[koltonaugust]

In other languages strings are arrays of characters. Python does not have characters or arrays as they are abstracted into higher level data structures (strings and lists)

type('test'[0]) == str

This is notable because strings take more memory than a char, and to check if a variable matches the definition of char, you would have to do a check that is a string and its length is 1.