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| python:about_python:about_python_iii [2013/08/03 05:02] – [Python objects] mithat | python:about_python:about_python_iii [2014/02/28 22:26] – [Object oriented concepts] mithat | ||
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| In computing, we call objects that have been created from classes **instances**. Thus Jimmy' | In computing, we call objects that have been created from classes **instances**. Thus Jimmy' | ||
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| - | Python uses class-based object orientation. | ||
| === Prototype-based object orientation === | === Prototype-based object orientation === | ||
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| There is another kind of object orientation called **prototype-based object orientation** or **prototype-based programming**. This is the kind of object-orientation used in JavaScript and some other languages. I will leave it you to get your Google on and learn more about prototype-based object orientation. | There is another kind of object orientation called **prototype-based object orientation** or **prototype-based programming**. This is the kind of object-orientation used in JavaScript and some other languages. I will leave it you to get your Google on and learn more about prototype-based object orientation. | ||
| - | You can do prototype-based | + | Python supports both class-based and prototype-based |
| ==== Python objects ==== | ==== Python objects ==== | ||
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