> A type in Python is also just another object. Yes, but it's (roughly speaking) an instance of a "Class" class. In the "Person" example, the prototype of a "P

> A type in Python is also just another object. Yes, but it's (roughly speaking) an instance of a "Class" class. In the "Person" example, the prototype of a "Person" object is another "Person" object (until the chain reaches an "Object", at least).