Yes, actually it is a simplified example. This is because, in the article I chose to focus more on the basic functionalities embodying the pythonic philosophy.

In this case of types, the main point is the concept that python is a dynamic language and that classes can be created at runtime. Of course, the dynamic type has many functionalities (https://docs.python.org/3.8/library/types.html#) which deserve an entire article in itself based on the use case.