Object-Oriented Python

    I have a choice when I write Python code...

    A) I have a "stand-alone" function to be invoked as needed
        this I would create as part of a Python Module (.py file)
        and import, a "Stand-alone" is a Function

    B) I have a "set of data" that need to stay together, like a
        DB record, or an Employee (w/ name, address, etc)
        I create a Class, a Function within a Class is a Method

        When I create a Class, I am defining the data and methods,
        When i build an instance of this class in memory (and I give it a name)
        I am constructing an Object of this class (an instance)