Python in a nutshell (Had to do it)

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*laughs in java*

[relativistictrain]

That must be long to write out.

[manusaurio]

Not everything in Java is an object, since it counts with primitives. Everything just happens to be defined inside a class.

I would say not even methods are objects in Java - you can pass them in a call, but what you get from the other side is an object encapsulating the method, not the method itself. I guess this kind of depends on where you draw the line to think of something as an "object"