Question about finite dimensional real l^p space

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I believe I understand the definitition of the l^p space, its set of infinite sequences that converge when the sequence is put to the power of p, term by term. However I came across "Let T be a real linear operator from a finite dimensional real l^p space to a real finite dimensional banach space". My issue is that I don't understand what it means by a real finite dimensional real l^p space. If anyone could point me in the right direction that would be great.
 
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Ahh that makes a lot more sense. Thank you