python builtin functions

The setattr() function sets (or updates) an attribute of an object dynamically. It’s useful for modifying attributes at runtime, handling […]

The set() function creates a collection of unique, unordered items. It’s useful for removing duplicates, performing set operations (union, intersection),

The set() function creates a collection of unique, unordered items. It’s useful for removing duplicates, performing set operations (union, intersection),

The round() function rounds a number to a specified number of decimal places. It’s useful for financial calculations, data formatting,

The reversed() function returns an iterator that produces elements in reverse order without changing the original iterable. It’s useful for

The repr() function returns a string that represents an object exactly as it is. It’s useful for debugging, logging, and

The range() function creates a sequence of numbers, commonly used for loops and iterating over numeric ranges efficiently. It’s useful

The property() function creates managed attributes in a class, allowing control over getting, setting, and deleting properties. It’s useful for

The print() function outputs text, numbers, and other values to the console. It’s useful for debugging, displaying results, and formatting

The pow() function calculates the power of a number (base ** exponent) efficiently. It also supports an optional modulo operation,