This chapter covered various best syntax practices that do not directly relate to Python classes and object-oriented programming. We started by dissecting the syntax for basic built-in types as well as the technical details of their implementation in the CPython interpreter.
After organizing our basic knowledge about Python built-in types, we finally discussed concepts that are truly advanced parts of Python programming language: iterators, generators, decorators, and context managers. Of course, we couldn't make this part completely class-less, as everything in Python is an object, and even elements of syntax that are not object-oriented have their underlying language protocols defined at the class-level object anatomy. So, in order to fulfill the title of this chapter, we then moved our focus to another major aspect of Python programming – the features of...
