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The wonderful world of Python is widely known as an "object-oriented" programming language,  - but what does that really mean?  Object oriented programming is when the object is the centre of focus in a procedure within a given program instead of using them as necessary containers of information as part of the procedure of the program. For example, first you would define the object and then continue to plug in the logic to make the actual program work. So, an object would basically be considered as an instance of a class. So, the first step would be to define a certain class and then assign it with a couple properties, and then see where your imagination takes you!