BUILT INS FUNCTIONS IN PYTHON

BUILT INS FUNCTIONS IN PYTHON

Every programming languages have certain pre-defined functions. Similarly, for certain tasks python has built in functions which you can access and understand as explained in the video.

dir(__builtins__): This module will return all the built in function and identifiers directly available to the programmer.

help(“function name”): This is the most important function in python. It gives the complete detail regarding the function which you mentioned inside help().

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