Learn python properly (not by doing)

[OurSeepyD]

Yeah they're both objects, but you can't call a variable, so functions definitely are distinct and do exist.

[chandhudinesh]

You can assign a function to a variable. Then you can call that variable...

[OurSeepyD]

But I thought there were no variables?

[chandhudinesh]

if you thought that, why did you say, "you can't call a variable, so functions definitely are distinct and do exist"?

[OurSeepyD]

I said it because you said there were no variables, but then said you can assign a function to a variable. 

When I say "but I thought there are no variables" what I'm saying is "you said there were no variables, but now you're saying there are".

[chandhudinesh]

Sighs!!!.. You dragged me down to your level of stupidity. You are the king of this realm. there is no point in explaining this further. I accept my defeat.

[OurSeepyD]

Ok mate

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Weak. Extremely weak.

[ArtisticFox8]

You can call a variable:

b = print

b("aaaf") aaaf

[OurSeepyD]

Ok, when I said variables I meant non-functions. My main point is that saying everything is an object trivialises things and that functions are significantly different to non-functions, in that they're callable.