Python 3.12 Beginner Tutorial - Lesson 27 - Documentation

Lesson 27 - Documentation
The dir() function in Python is used to list the attributes and methods of an object. When called without arguments, it returns the list of names in the current local scope.

The help() function provides the documentation of a given object, function, class, module, or keyword. It's an easy way to access Python’s documentation directly from the console.

__builtins__ is a reference to the built-in module that contains all the built-in functions, exceptions, and other objects that are always available in Python.

__doc__ is a special attribute that holds the documentation string (docstring) of an object, if it exists. It is commonly used to provide a description of a module, class, or function.