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Python Advanced Guide Updated

The document provides a comprehensive guide to built-in Python functions, demonstrating their usage with code examples. It covers a wide range of functions including abs(), all(), any(), and many others, showcasing their applications in various contexts. This guide is aimed at beginners to higher-intermediate Python users looking to enhance their understanding of built-in functionalities.

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Python Advanced Guide Updated

The document provides a comprehensive guide to built-in Python functions, demonstrating their usage with code examples. It covers a wide range of functions including abs(), all(), any(), and many others, showcasing their applications in various contexts. This guide is aimed at beginners to higher-intermediate Python users looking to enhance their understanding of built-in functionalities.

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Python Guide - Continued

### 9. Complete Built-in Function Usages

```python
print(abs(-5)) # abs()
print(all([True, True])) # all()
print(any([False, True])) # any()
print(ascii('ñ')) # ascii()
print(bin(5)) # bin()
print(bool(1)) # bool()
print(callable(len)) # callable()
print(chr(97)) # chr()
print(dict(a=1, b=2)) # dict()
print(dir([])) # dir()
print(divmod(7,3)) # divmod()
print(list(enumerate(['a','b']))) # enumerate()
print(eval('1+2')) # eval()
exec('a=5\nprint(a)') # exec()
print(list(filter(lambda x:x>2,[1,2,3]))) # filter()
print(float('3.14')) # float()
print(format(1234, ",")) # format()
print(frozenset([1,2,3])) # frozenset()
print(getattr(str, 'upper')) # getattr()
# print(globals()) # globals() - avoids output flooding
print(hasattr(str, 'lower')) # hasattr()
print(hash("abc")) # hash()
# help(print) # help() - interactive
print(hex(255)) # hex()
print(id(100)) # id()
# input("Enter: ") # input() - requires user input
print(int('12')) # int()
print(isinstance(5, int)) # isinstance()
print(issubclass(bool, int)) # issubclass()
print(iter([1,2])) # iter()
print(len("hello")) # len()
print(list((1,2))) # list()
# print(locals()) # locals() - runtime-specific
print(list(map(str, [1,2]))) # map()
print(max([1,2,3])) # max()
print(memoryview(b"abc")) # memoryview()
print(min([1,2,3])) # min()
print(next(iter([1,2]))) # next()
print(object()) # object()
print(oct(8)) # oct()
# open(), ord(), pow(), print(), property() - open() requires files
print(list(range(3))) # range()
print(repr(5)) # repr()
print(list(reversed([1,2,3]))) # reversed()
print(round(3.14159, 2)) # round()
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print(set([1,2,2])) # set()

class Dog:
pass

setattr(Dog, 'age', 5)
print(Dog.age) # setattr()

print(slice(1,3)) # slice()
print(sorted([3,1,2])) # sorted()
print(staticmethod(lambda:5)) # staticmethod()
print(str(123)) # str()
print(sum([1,2,3])) # sum()
# print(super()) # super() - context-dependent
print(tuple([1,2])) # tuple()
print(type(5)) # type()
# print(vars()) # vars() - runtime-specific
print(list(zip([1,2],[3,4]))) # zip()
```

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