I've seen some of Bret Victor's talks but your description made it click!
> the source code is not technically stored with the class object
This is more of an optimization choice, perhaps? Given the link is maintained, it might be OK to say the source code and the bytecode form are two forms representing the same object?
> the source code is not technically stored with the class object
This is more of an optimization choice, perhaps? Given the link is maintained, it might be OK to say the source code and the bytecode form are two forms representing the same object?