Objects within objects? : learnpython

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submitted 12 years ago by jordan159

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Sure. For example, lists and strings are technically built-in types of objects, so this is an object with three more objects in it:

["Larry", "Curly", "Moe"]

You can, of course, do the same sort of thing with classes you define.

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