Built-in functions:
abs() |
dict() |
help() |
min () |
setattr() |
all() |
to you() |
hex() |
next() |
slice() |
any() |
divmod () |
id() |
object() |
sorted() |
ascii() |
enumerate() |
input() |
oct() |
staticmethod() |
bin() |
eval() |
int() |
open() |
str() |
bool() |
exec() |
isinstance() |
words() |
sum() |
bytearray() |
filter() |
issubclass() |
pow() |
super() |
bytes() |
float() |
iter () |
print() |
tuple() |
callable() |
format() |
len () |
property() |
type() |
chr() |
frozenset() |
list() |
range() |
whose() |
classmethod() |
getattr() |
locals() |
repr() |
zip() |
compile() |
globals() |
map() |
reversed() |
import() |
complex() |
hasattr () |
max() |
round() |
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delattr() |
hash() |
memoryview() |
set() |
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Reserved words:
and |
as |
assert |
break |
class |
continue |
def |
of |
elif |
else |
except |
finally |
for |
from |
False |
global |
if |
import |
in |
is |
lambda |
nonlocal |
not |
None |
or |
pass |
raise |
return |
try |
True |
while |
with |
yield |
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It should be noted that python is strictly case-sensitive, and the reserved words are the same. Pay attention to the case of reserved words.