python builtin functions

The ord() function returns the Unicode code point (integer) of a given character. It’s useful for working with characters, encoding, […]

The open() function opens a file for reading, writing, or appending. It’s useful for reading files, writing logs, processing large

The oct() function converts an integer into an octal (base 8) string. It’s useful for working with low-level data, file

object Example The object() function creates a new empty object, which serves as the base for all Python classes. It’s

The next() function retrieves the next item from an iterator. It’s useful for managing iteration manually, processing large datasets efficiently,

The min() function returns the smallest value from a list, tuple, set, or other iterable. It’s useful for finding the

The memoryview() function provides a memory-efficient way to access and manipulate binary data (bytes, bytearray) without copying it. It’s useful

The max() function returns the highest value from a list, tuple, set, or any iterable. It’s useful for finding the

The map() function applies a given function to each item in an iterable (like a list or tuple) and returns

The locals() function returns a dictionary of all local variables in the current scope. It’s useful for debugging, dynamically managing