Insufficient facts always invite danger.
—Leonard Nimoy as Spock, Star Trek, season 1, episode 24
Over the first few chapters we have written a lot of functions that we can now start assembling. When using Python functions or modules, we are frequently faced with questions like “Where did I put the function for ..?”, “What does that function return?”, or “What is in this module?” All these questions can be answered with Introspection. Introspection in Python refers to a group of powerful functions that allow you to examine objects in detail. The detailed information provided makes ...
