Amit Saha • 1/26/2018

Data in CPython

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This article delves into CPython's internal data representation, explaining how all data types (int, str, list, dict, tuple) are objects. It covers the type(), id(), and value of objects, the concept of binding identifiers to objects, and the critical distinction between mutable and immutable data types.

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