Hello Denis!
On Wednesday May 12 2010 14:37:54 spir ☣ wrote:
> class Integer(int): pass
> i = Integer(1)
> i.name = "one"
> print i,i.name# --> "1 one"
>
> An instance of Integer has both a value 1 and a dict. Actually, one can do
> more sophisticated things (below __new__ is needed bec
Hello,
Python objects are supposed to be mainly a structure composed of a (pointer to
a) type and a (pointer to a) value; and to be more or less implemented that way
in the C version.
When an object is of a standard type like a number, the value field would then
point to a C value, or rather
