Python has a large number of built-in functions that provide a wide range of functionality. Here are some of the most commonly used built-in functions in Python:
print()
– Prints a message to the consoletype()
– Returns the type of an objectlen()
– Returns the length of an objectstr()
– Converts an object to a stringint()
– Converts an object to an integerfloat()
– Converts an object to a floating-point numberinput()
– Reads a line of text from the consolerange()
– Generates a sequence of numberssum()
– Returns the sum of a sequence of numbersmax()
– Returns the maximum value in a sequence of numbersmin()
– Returns the minimum value in a sequence of numbersabs()
– Returns the absolute value of a numberround()
– Rounds a number to a specified number of decimal placessorted()
– Sorts a sequence of itemsreversed()
– Reverses a sequence of itemsenumerate()
– Returns an iterator that generates pairs of indices and values from a sequencezip()
– Combines two or more sequences into a single iterator that generates tuplesany()
– ReturnsTrue
if any element of a sequence is true, otherwise returnsFalse
all()
– ReturnsTrue
if all elements of a sequence are true, otherwise returnsFalse
chr()
– Returns a character from a Unicode code pointord()
– Returns the Unicode code point of a character
These are just a few of the many built-in functions available in Python. For a full list, you can refer to the Python documentation.