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How to see python default methods from inside
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Dear forum,

Could you please advise how / where to see from what script Python standard built-in functions or methods are composed of ?
For example - a Python method split()... what is the script for this split itself?
From what lines method "split()" is composed of ?

Or in general any other standard built-in method scripts?

Thks

So much
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How to see python default methods from inside - by mariolucas75 - Jun-14-2020, 05:22 AM

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