ISO Homework Help

[Kongurinn]

Hey, everyone. I, like many of you, are drowning in school work right now and I have been so focused on my Accounting class that I've lost hold of a lot of my Python-Know-How.

With that said I might need some help tonight with answers and trying to get the theory (and syntax) down of the current chapter we are in of Python Programming by John Zelle. We are currently in Chapter 12.

Now one of the questions on my assignment states: "Looking at the GUI for dice poker illustrated in Figure 12.2 on page 445, how many objects do you count in that figure? What are their types?"

What does it mean, what are their types?

I know this must be a simple question, I'm just trying to figure out the theory of everything.

[Larz60+]

Every object has a data type. Put your glasses on, and start reding: https://docs.python.org/3/library/datatypes.html

[Kongurinn]

Perfect, thank you. That's all I needed. I understand concepts. I'm just trying to get down the lingo. This is literally my first couple of months coding anything ever.

[Larz60+]

I don't have the book your working from, so can't see what's there.
I suspect the data types are the standards, string, list, integer, dictionary and such
The document that I pointed out may be overkill.