Python inspect Module

I found that python has an easy-to-use check module-inspect. Looking at the source file, I found that it provides a lot of useful methods:
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Here are some of the useful functions provided by this module:

Ismodule (), isclass (), ismethod (), isfunction (), isgeneratorfunction (),
Isgenerator (), istraceback (), isframe (), iscode (), isbuiltin (), isroutine ()-check object types

Getmembers ()-Get members of an object that satisfy a given condition

GetFile (), getsourcefile (), getsource ()-find an object's source code
Getdoc (), getcomments ()-Get documentation on an object
Getmodule ()-determine the module that an object came from
Getclasstree ()-arrange classes so as to represent their hierarchy

Getargspec (), getargvalues ()-Get info about function arguments
Formatargspec (), formatargvalues ()-format an argument spec
Getouterframes (), getinnerframes ()-Get info about Frames
Currentframe ()-Get the current stack frame
Stack (), trace ()-Get info about frames on the stack or in a traceback
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Example:

import inspectinspect.isbuiltin(abs)Trueimport osinspect.ismodule(os)Trueclass C:passinspect.isclass(C)Trueclass C(object):    def foo(self):        print 'here is foo'    def bez(self):        print 'here is bez'inspect.getmembers(C, inspect.ismethod)[('bez', "<"unbound method C.bez">"), ('foo', "<"unbound method C.foo">")]

If inspect. ismethod is not added, all default attributes of the object will be listed.

Other methods are listed one by one.

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