Question about individual objects or scenes and their interaction

Byl

I want to have some certainty regarding: if for example I create a "Sprite" Object and then a scene and add a script to it, does this script become a Subclass of the Sprite object? Because precisely by default, the keyword "Extends Sprite" also appears in the script? Next: does the instantiation of any object for example in the "Sprite" class, serve to establish communication between that object I instantiated and the "Sprite" I just created?

DaveTheCoder

Byl I create a "Sprite" Object and then a scene

I'm not sure what that means. When you create a node, you have a scene. Do you mean saving the branch as a scene?

Byl does this script become a Subclass of the Sprite object

I don't know if that phrasing is accurate, but the practical answer is "yes". Within the script, you can access Sprite's properties and methods, and define new properties and methods. In effect, the node is a subclass of Sprite.

Byl establish communication between that object I instantiated and the "Sprite" I just created

I don't know what you mean by "establish communication".

cybereality

So scripts modify nodes. You can create a Sprite by clicking add new node, give the Sprite a texture, whatever, and it's a normal Sprite. Once you attach a script to it, it because a customized object, which inherits from Sprite. So it is a Sprite, but you have the option of adding new functionality on top to extend it. You can still access all the properties a Sprite has (in addition to the grandparent classes, like Node2D), plus whatever you add. If you instance an object, it is of the class of the script you added. Your class doesn't need a name, but you can add a name if you want. In either case, you have access to everything from the script (for example, functions you added), as well as all the functions and members of the base classes.