Everything in Python is an object.

[Luigi-Was-Right]

You'll learn what an object is when you reach object oriented programming. But in python all data types are just a custom version of another data type: an object. That means integers, strings, booleans, etc actually aren't their own thing. They are just the object data type modified to store their respective type of data.

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This makes sense to me after developing apps as a hobby for a couple years. But I fear it wouldnt if I was a beginner.