I am somewhat new to Python and am trying to learn more about the structures, not just the syntax. In my research, I read that in the generally used self.something syntax, self is considered the first parameter for a function/method and refers to an instance. But, I also read that it's not a memory address. What is the mechanism that it refers to as an instance without being a memory address. Is there a table or some other structure being used? Continue reading...
