Xah Lee wrote:
The word âobjectâ has generic English meaning as well might have
very technical meaning in a language. In Python, it does not have very
pronounced technical meaning. For example, there's a chapter in Python
Library Ref titled â2. Built-In Objectsâ, and under it a section
â2.1 Built-in Functionsâ. Apparently, functions can't possibly be
meant as a âobjectâ for comparisons.
Why not?
>>> def foo():
... pass
...
>>> def bar():
... pass
...
>>> foo > bar
False
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