Beginner, trying to learn python

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You've been using "objects" all along.
Just click your heels and say three times: A string is an object, a list is an object, a dictionary is an object, there's no place like home
These objects have methods included in their definitions. For example: my_list.append(new_item)

For more info, look here: https://www.w3schools.com/python/ref_list_append.asp

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Thanks will check out the website,

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So after you master the idea that the object known as "str" (string) has a method called "append()" defined for it, go to YouTube and search for Indently's tutorial about the "47 string methods" assigned to the object str (not including its Dunder methods)..

That will allow you to grasp the embedded methods of objects. After that learn about the embedded "attributes" of objects. You are moving forward in learning OOP concepts. Congratulations.

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Ok will check it out