Python's system module Builtins Quick View

Python is a simple language, because there are a lot of modules in use, as well as Linux also have to understand the use of command "man", "help", and Python also has.

Use the following command to view >>> dir (__builtins__)

>>> dir (__builtins__)

[' Arithmeticerror ', ' assertionerror ', ' attributeerror ', ' baseexception ', ' blockingioerror ', ' brokenpipeerror ', ' Buffererror ', ' byteswarning ', ' childprocesserror ', ' connectionabortederror ', ' connectionerror ', ' Connectionrefusederror ', ' connectionreseterror ', ' deprecationwarning ', ' eoferror ', ' ellipsis ', ' EnvironmentError ', ' Exception ', ' False ', ' fileexistserror ', ' filenotfounderror ', ' floatingpointerror ', ' futurewarning ', ' generatorexit ', ' IOError ', ' importerror ', ' importwarning ', ' indentationerror ', ' indexerror ', ' interruptederror ', ' isadirectoryerror ' , ' Keyerror ', ' keyboardinterrupt ', ' lookuperror ', ' memoryerror ', ' nameerror ', ' None ', ' notadirectoryerror ', ' Notimplemented ', ' notimplementederror ', ' oserror ', ' overflowerror ', ' pendingdeprecationwarning ', ' PermissionError ', ' Processlookuperror ', ' referenceerror ', ' resourcewarning ', ' runtimeerror ', ' runtimewarning ', ' stopiteration ', ' SyntaxError ', ' syntaxwarning ', ' systemerror ', ' systemexit ', ' taberror ', ' timeouterror ', ' True ', ' TypeError', ' unboundlocalerror ', ' unicodedecodeerror ', ' unicodeencodeerror ', ' unicodeerror ', ' unicodetranslateerror ', ' Unicodewarning ', ' userwarning ', ' valueerror ', ' Warning ', ' windowserror ', ' zerodivisionerror ', ' __build_class__ ', ' __ Debug__ ', ' __doc__ ', ' __import__ ', ' __loader__ ', ' __name__ ', ' __package__ ', ' __spec__ ', ' abs ', ' all ', ' any ', ' ASCII ', ' Bi n ', ' bool ', ' bytearray ', ' bytes ', ' callable ', ' Chr ', ' Classmethod ', ' compile ', ' complex ', ' copyright ', ' credits ', ' Delatt ' R ', ' Dict ', ' dir ', ' divmod ', ' Enumerate ', ' eval ', ' exec ', ' exit ', ' filter ', ' float ', ' format ', ' Frozenset ', ' getattr ', ' GL Obals ', ' hasattr ', ' hash ', ' help ', ' hex ', ' id ', ' input ', ' int ', ' isinstance ', ' issubclass ', ' iter ', ' Len ', ' License ', ' lis T ', ' locals ', ' map ', ' Max ', ' Memoryview ', ' min ', ' Next ', ' object ', ' Oct ', ' Open ', ' ord ', ' pow ', ' print ', ' property ', ' Quit ', ' range ', ' repr ', ' reversed ', ' round ', ' Set ', ' setattr ', ' slice ', ' sorted ', ' staticmethod ', ' str ', ' Sum ', ' super ', ' TUPL E ', ' type ', ' vars ', ' zip ']

These are Python's system modules.

Want to query the command meaning:>>> Help (input)

>>> Help (Input)

Help on built-in function input in module builtins:

Input (...)

Input ([prompt]), string

Read a string from the standard input. The trailing newline is stripped.

If the user hits EOF (unix:ctl-d, Windows:ctl-z+return), raise Eoferror.

On Unix, the GNU readline is used if enabled. The prompt string, if given,

is printed without a trailing newline before reading.

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Python's system module Builtins Quick View