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title: "Builtin"
aliases:
- firmwareapi/micropython/builtin.html
- firmwareapi/micropython/builtin.md
- chapter/firmwareapi/micropython/builtin
---
All builtin functions are described here.
### abs(val)
Returns the absolute value of val
### all(itereable)
Returns true if all items in an iterable are value `True`
### any(iterable)
Returns true if any of the items in an iterable are value `True`
### bin(val)
Returns the binary equivalent of the given integer
### bytearray([source, encoding, errors])
Returns the bytearray of the bytes array passed in
### bytes()
Similar to `bytearray()` but for a single byte
### callable(object)
Returns True if the object appears callable
### chr(val)
Returns a character from an integer
### classmethod(foo)
Returns a classmethod for the passed function
### complex([real, imag])
Creates a complex number from the passed variables.
> You can also use the textual notation `'a+bj'`, e.g. `'1+2j'`
### delattr(object, name)
Deletes attribute from the object.
### dir([object])
Returns a list of valid attributes of the object. If no parameter is passed, it will return all created objects.
### divmod(x, y)
Divides and mods the two values. Similar to `(x / y, x % y)` \
Returns a tuple `(q, r)` of the two paramters, with quotient `q` and remainder `r`
### numerate()
### 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()
### sorted()
### staticmethod()
### class str
### sum()
### super()
### class tuple
### type()
### zip()