Hi, I'm not an experienced developer, and I came across this statement by reading a code. I search for explanation, but can't find anything meaningful. I read the entire document written by python's creator about the features of version 2.2 The one named unifying types and classes. But This document only blew my head away.
I ended here and think somebody can explain me more about this. The only thing I have noticed is that when you do dir(C) on a classic class you get a bunch of attributes; and when you do the same thing on a class defined using class C(object), you get less attributes. Thanks for all replies. -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
