python builtin functions

The zip() function pairs elements from multiple iterables (lists, tuples, sets, etc.) into tuples. It’s useful for iterating over multiple […]

The vars() function returns the __dict__ attribute of an object, which contains its namespace (attributes and values). It’s useful for

The type() function retrieves the type of an object or dynamically creates a new class. It’s useful for debugging, type

The tuple() function creates an ordered, immutable sequence of elements. It’s useful for storing multiple values, ensuring data consistency, and

The super() function allows a subclass to access methods and properties of its parent class. It’s useful for code reuse,

The sum() function adds up all the numbers in a list, tuple, or other iterable. It’s useful for mathematical calculations,

The str() function converts an object into a string representation. It’s useful for displaying information, formatting text, and converting numbers

The staticmethod() function converts a method into a static method, which means it belongs to the class but does not

The sorted() function returns a new sorted list from an iterable (list, tuple, set, etc.) without modifying the original. It’s

The slice() function creates a slice object used to extract parts of sequences (lists, tuples, strings, etc.). It’s useful for