builtins – builtin functions and exceptions¶
All builtin functions and exceptions are described here. They are also
available via builtins module.
Functions and types¶
- abs()¶
 
- all()¶
 
- any()¶
 
- bin()¶
 
- class bool¶
 
- class bytearray¶
 
- callable()¶
 
- chr()¶
 
- classmethod()¶
 
- compile()¶
 
- class complex¶
 
- delattr(obj, name)¶
 The argument name should be a string, and this function deletes the named attribute from the object given by obj.
- class dict¶
 
- dir()¶
 
- divmod()¶
 
- enumerate()¶
 
- eval()¶
 
- exec()¶
 
- filter()¶
 
- class float¶
 
- class frozenset¶
 
- getattr()¶
 
- globals()¶
 
- hasattr()¶
 
- hash()¶
 
- hex()¶
 
- id()¶
 
- input()¶
 
- class int¶
 
- isinstance()¶
 
- issubclass()¶
 
- iter()¶
 
- len()¶
 
- class list¶
 
- locals()¶
 
- map()¶
 
- max()¶
 
- class memoryview¶
 
- min()¶
 
- next()¶
 
- class object¶
 
- oct()¶
 
- open()¶
 
- ord()¶
 
- pow()¶
 
- print()¶
 
- property()¶
 
- range()¶
 
- repr()¶
 
- reversed()¶
 
- round()¶
 
- class set¶
 
- setattr()¶
 
- class slice¶
 The slice builtin is the type that slice objects have.
- sorted()¶
 
- staticmethod()¶
 
- class str¶
 
- sum()¶
 
- super()¶
 
- class tuple¶
 
- type()¶
 
- zip()¶
 
Exceptions¶
- exception AssertionError¶
 
- exception AttributeError¶
 
- exception Exception¶
 
- exception ImportError¶
 
- exception IndexError¶
 
- exception KeyboardInterrupt¶
 
- exception KeyError¶
 
- exception MemoryError¶
 
- exception NameError¶
 
- exception NotImplementedError¶
 
- exception OSError¶
 
- exception RuntimeError¶
 
- exception StopIteration¶
 
- exception SyntaxError¶
 
- exception SystemExit¶
 See CPython documentation:
SystemExit.
- exception ValueError¶
 
- exception ZeroDivisionError¶