I want to explain an instance of an object in Python to some students. They encode a couple of sessions. Now I would like to show them that they work with objects all the time. For example, all objects are float, ints, boolean, lists that they used.
Now I want them to show how to create objects. I would like to show them using objects that they are already familiar with (like lists). But is there a way to create an empty string very explicitly, for example. myList = List()?
I am familiar with syntactic sugar approaches like
myList = []
or using the built-in function
myList = list()
Can this be done using regular instance creation syntax?