Does Reddit use any type of ORM? [closed]

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Sorry I want to learn Python, and was curious if Reddit's codebase uses any sort of ORM?

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Have a look: http://code.reddit.com/browser/r2/r2/lib/db/

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Yes. Reddit uses the Pylons framework, and relies on the SQLAlchemy framework for its own ORM layer. However, SQLAlchemy is a fairly low-level ORM library as far as ORMs go, and so Reddit has a fair amount of custom code that makes the ORM stuff work.