Understand what it means that everything in Python is an object...

[Jeff900]

Thank you,

So is it correct to say that Python is inherently an object oriented programming language?

I think the problem is that Python is often used as a scripting language. But if fact, like buran mentioned, everything in python is an object. Even a simple variable like a string or integer is an object, which has its own attributes, methods etc.

So if you ask me, yes. Even if people use Python code 'just' as a scripts, they are in fact working with plenty of objects.