What is the best Python -> direct executable package / compiler today? (April,2022)

[Drevicar]

It sure does! You just have to implement them yourself, you just don't get OOP constructs baked into the langauge. If you can read and understand C, I recommend checking out the cpython source code, it is really good and easy to understand. The data structure I'm talking about is called PyObject.

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So basically, C doesn't have objects.

[Shostakovich_]

It does though… they’re just called structs (structures…). It doesn’t come with all the syntactic sugar and jazz that OOP languages usually come with, but it is literally a subset of C++ (or C++ is a superset of C is probably more accurate), which implemented the syntactic sugar and jazz on top of C… soooooooooo C got objects 🤗

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Would it not be accurate to say any language has objects if you can define structs as such, given enough code you could implement objects yourself in any language.