** Python.org glossary **
https://docs.python.org/ja/3/glossary.html
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package
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(Package) A module that can contain submodules or recursively subpackages. Technically, a package is a Python object with the \ _ \ _ path \ _ \ _ attribute.
object
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(Object) All data that has a state (attribute or value) and a defined behavior (method). Or the ultimate base class for all new style classes.
slice
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(Slice) An object that typically contains part of a sequence. Slices are created by writing a colon between multiple numbers given in the subscript []. For example, variable_name [1: 3: 5]. The square bracket (subscript) symbol uses the slice object internally.
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