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- We were using "<type ...>" like Python2 does for built-ins? But even Python 2 called user classes "<class ...>" - Python 3 calls both built-ins and user classes "class". - Check if there's a __module__ name and use that as well, now we look even more like Python!
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['__init__', '__str__', '__repr__', '__getattr__', '__class__', '__dir__', '__hash__', '__func__', '__module__', '_dict']
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['__class__', '__str__', '__dir__', '__repr__', '__hash__', '__func__', '__module__', 'butts']
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