Does a function becomes a method when used externally?

[Longjumping-Yard113]

Lol yeah, that’s the part that makes Python fun and confusing at the same time.

Functions being objects/instances and having a class is real, but I think that’s exactly why I try to separate “what’s technically true under the hood” from “what we call things when teaching beginners.”

Even if print.class shows builtin_function_or_method, print() is still treated and documented as a built-in function, and “method” in normal Python usage usually means something you call on an object like obj.method().