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| abs() |
The abs() function returns the absolute value of an integer, float, or the magnitude of a complex number. |
| all() |
The all() function returns True if all the elements in an iterable are True. If not it returns False.
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| any() |
The any() function returns True if any element in an iterable is True. If none of the elements is True, it returns False. |
| ascii() |
The ascii() function returns printable representation of string containing ascii characters.
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| bin() |
The bin() function returns the binary representation of an integer.
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| bool() |
The bool() function returns boolean representation of a given value.
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| bytearray() |
The bytearray() function returns an bytearray object of a given value.
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| bytes() |
The bytes() function returns a bytes object of a given value.
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| callable() |
The callable() function returns True if a given object appears callable.
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| chr() |
The chr() function returns unicode character for integer representing the character.
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| classmethod() |
The classmethod() function returns a class method for a given function.
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| compile() |
The compile() function accepts source code and returns an executable code object. Use the exec() function to execute code block or eval() function to execute a single expression.
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| complex() |
The complex() function returns a complex number from a string or a real and imaginary part.
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| delattr() |
The delattr() function deletes an attribute from a given object. It doesn't return any value.
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| dict() |
The dict() function constructs a new dictionary.
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| dir() |
The dir() function returns a list of valid attributes for a given object.
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| divmod() |
The divmod() function returns the quotient and remainder as tuple. It accepts two numbers as arguments.
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| enumerate() |
The enumerate() function adds a counter to an iterable. It returns an enumerated object, that can be turned into a list, tuple or another iterable.
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| eval() |
The eval() function parses and runs the expression passed to it.
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| exec() |
The exec() function executes a code string or a code object.
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| filter() |
The filter() function filters elements from an iterable like a list or tuple based on a given function.
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| float() |
The float() function converts a number or string to float type.
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| format() |
The format() function returns a formatted object based on the format specification given in the second argument.
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| frozenset() |
The frozenset() function constructs a frozenset. The main difference of a frozenset is that elements are immutable.
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| getattr() |
The getattr() function returns the attribute value of a given object and attributes name.
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| globals() |
The globals() function returns the dictionary of the global symbol table. It includes all variable names, methods, classes, and so on.
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| hasattr() |
The hasattr() function checks if a given object has a specific attribute. It returns True if it has and False if not.
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| hash() |
The hash() function returns the hash value of a given object.
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| help() |
The help() function is used to access the interactive help system in the Python interpreter.
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| hex() |
The hex() function converts an integer to a hexadecimal string and returns it.
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| id() |
The id() function returns a unique identifier of an object.
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| input() |
The input() function accepts and reads input from the user.
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| int() |
The int() function converts a given input to an integer type.
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| isinstance() |
The isinstance() function checks if an object is an instance of a given class, type, or tuple of classes and types.
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| issubclass() |
The issubclass() function checks if the given class is a subclass of the second argument.
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| iter() |
The iter() function returns an iterator for a given object.
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| len() |
The len() function returns the length of an object. That is the number of items in the object.
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| list() |
The list() function constructs a new list and returns it.
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| locals() |
The locals() function returns a dictionary of all local variable names, methods, classes, and so on.
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| map() |
The map() function is used to apply a specified other function to an iterable like a list or tuple. It returns an iterable with the results of the operation.
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| max() |
The max() function returns the largest element of an iterable.
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| memoryview() |
The memoryview() function returns a memory view object a given argument.
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| min() |
The min() function returns the smallest element of an iterable.
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| next() |
The next() function returns the next item from the given iterator.
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| object() |
The object function returns a featureless object.
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| oct() |
The oct() function returns the octal representation of a given element.
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| open() |
The open() function opens a file and returns the file object.
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| ord() |
The ord() function returns an integer representing a given Unicode character. It is the reverse function of char().
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| pow() |
The pow() function returns the power of a given number.
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| print() |
The print() function prints a given object to the standard output or a file. It allows to specify the separator and end of line of the output.
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| property() |
The property() function constructs and returns the property attribute.
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| range() |
The range() function returns a sequence of numbers between given start and stop integers.
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| repr() |
The repr() function returns a printable presentation of a given object.
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| reversed() |
The reversed() function returns the reversed sequence of the given object.
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| round() |
The round() function returns the given object rounded to the specified decimal places. If the second argument is not specified, it rounds to integer values.
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| set() |
The set() function constructs and returns a set.
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| setattr() |
The setattr() function sets the attribute of an object to the given value.
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| slice() |
The slice() function returns a sliced object.
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| sorted() |
The sorted() function sorts the elements of a given object and returns a sorted list.
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| staticmethod() |
The staticmethod() function returns a static method for the given function.
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| str() |
The str() function converts a given object into a string and returns it.
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| sum() |
The sum() function returns the sum of all elements of a given object.
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| super() |
The super() function returns a proxy object, that allows access to methods of its base class.
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| tuple() |
The tuple() function constructs a tuple and returns it.
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| type() |
The type() function returns the type of a given object.
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| vars() |
The vars() function returns the __dict__ attribute of a given object.
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| zip() |
The zip() function combines iterables into a tuple and returns it.
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| __import__() |
The __import__() function is called when an import statement is executed. |