No, you can check this by RTFM: https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html.Arman777 said:
I see but is there way to reach them via python ? For instance I can reach the class (data type) via type(). Is there a way to reach object type (numeric, string etc,) via a command ?pbuk said:
In general, "type" to a much wider concept than "class". Put very short you could say "class" corresponds to "custom type", i.e. a type with custom semantics defined by the program as opposed being a built-in type in the language in question with a "fixed" syntax and semantics.Arman777 said:
Of course not. You can see from the manual that 'type' is a concept.Arman777 said:
How can a command return a concept?Python manual said:
type, but if the language was completely logical they wouldn't have called it Python 
An object in Python is a piece of data that has both attributes (characteristics) and methods (actions). Objects can be created from classes, which act as templates for creating objects with similar characteristics and behaviors.
To create an object in Python, you first need to define a class with the desired attributes and methods. Then, you can use the class name followed by parentheses to create an instance of that class, which is an object. For example, if you have a class called "Car", you can create an object called "my_car" by using the syntax "my_car = Car()".
A class is a template for creating objects, while an object is an instance of a class. In other words, a class defines the characteristics and behaviors that an object will have, while an object is a specific instance of those characteristics and behaviors.
To access attributes and methods of an object, you use dot notation, which involves using the object name followed by a dot and then the attribute or method name. For example, if you have an object called "my_car" with an attribute called "color", you can access it by using "my_car.color". Similarly, if you have a method called "drive" in the "Car" class, you can access it by using "my_car.drive()".
Yes, you can change the attributes of an object. Since attributes are simply variables stored within an object, you can change them by reassigning them to a new value. However, if the attribute is defined as a constant (using the "const" keyword), it cannot be changed.