instance methods sharing addresses

[mim]

is it true:
all the objects of a particular class have their own data members but share the member functions, for which only one copy in the memory exists?

[deanhystad]

Somewhat. You can have class variables that are attributes of the class, not of an instance. It looks like these are shared by all instances, but they are really part of the class, like methods. You can also create variables and methods that are unique to a single instance. Hey, its Python. Anyhinng goes.