What term is used to denote all objects in Python?

In Python, everything is an object. This means that any data — numbers, strings, functions, classes — are represented as objects.

The term used to denote all objects in Python is simply objects. Each object in Python has a type (class) and an identifier, and is managed by the memory management system.

For example, even functions and modules are objects, which allows for dynamically creating and modifying program behavior at runtime.