Python built-in Function-type (object)

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Parameter Form type (object) type (name, bases, dict) Manual

With one argument, return the type of object. The return value was a type object and generally the same object as returned by object.__class__.

The isinstance () built-in function is recommended for testing the type of object, because it takes to subclasses into Acco Unt.

With three arguments, return a new type object. This is essentially a dynamic form of the class statement. The name string is the class name and becomes the __name__ attribute; The bases tuple itemizes the base classes and becomes the __bases__ attribute; And the Dict dictionary is the namespace containing definitions for class and are copied to a standard dictionary to B Ecome the __dict__ attribute. For example, the following two statements create identical type objects:

>>>
>>> class X:
...     A = 1
...
>>> x = Type (' x ', (object,), Dict (a=1)

Also Type Objects. literal translation

Returns the type of object when a single parameter is a type object, usually the same as a object.__class__ return object.
For test object types, isinstance () built-in functions are recommended because they can take into account subclasses.

Three parameter returns a new type Object, which is essentially the dynamic form of the class declaration. The name string is the class name, becomes the __name__ property, thebases tuple lists the base class, becomes the __bases__ property, thedict Dictionary is the namespace that contains the class body definition, and copies it to the standard dictionary, which becomes __ Dict__ property. For example, the following two declarations create objects of the same type:

>>>
>>> class X:
...     A = 1
...
>>> x = Type (' x ', (object,), Dict (a=1)

See Type Object instance for details

>>> type (object)
<class ' type ' >
>>> type (type)
<class ' type ' >
> >> type (dict)
<class ' type ' >
>>> type (1)
<class ' int ' >
>>> type (int)
<class ' type ' >
>>> type (' 1 ')
<class ' str ' >
>>> type (b ' 1 ')
< Class ' bytes ' >
>>> type (None)
<class ' Nonetype ' >
>>> type (True)
<class ' bool ' >

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Isinstance ()
Type Object