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Line 83: I have recently read some conflicting statements about object based functionality only being added in version 2.2. Over at python.org, I was't able to find anything that specifically mentioned whether or not object orientation was in the language from the beginning. Would anyone know? Thanks. <tt>[[User:AdmN\|AdmN]] 21:16, 26 Aug 2004 (UTC)</tt> :AFAIK, Python was object oriented from the start, or at least from very early on. However, types (int, str, etc) and user classes were separate things (e.g. you couldn't make a class that inherited from int) until 2.2. [[User:Fredrik\|Fredrik]] \| [[User talk:Fredrik\|talk]] 21:26, 26 Aug 2004 (UTC)

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