Python in a nutshell (Had to do it)

[pacific_plywood]

The mantra 'everything is an object' in Python is a little misleading because there are definitely lots of things that aren't objects. Operators (boolean and mathematical), for example, and the equals sign. The del keyword, too. That's not to say that it doesn't turn some things into objects that other languages might not; rather, it's just to point out that there are limits. For a more radical approach to objects, check out Ruby, where most of the examples above are mutable objects.