Right, it's not pure OOP. It's "only" missing strong encapsulation. Trying to implement really private properties in Python doesn't work too well, the language isn't designed for it and it's not considered 'Pythonic'.
All I meant is that everything is an object. It doesn't have strong encapsulation, but you can't get away from its weak encapsulation, since the basic types are objects.
All I meant is that everything is an object. It doesn't have strong encapsulation, but you can't get away from its weak encapsulation, since the basic types are objects.