Perhaps "OO Structure" or "OO Syntax" would have been a better choice of words. You can abuse java by declaring your class with a static main and then write things procedurally within that, but you have to have that class and its OO Structure.
In Python, that is not needed. Objects are there when they make sense(such as most gui design), but not required, even in structure or syntax, when they do not make sense.
In Python, that is not needed. Objects are there when they make sense(such as most gui design), but not required, even in structure or syntax, when they do not make sense.