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Function center
Is there any website or application where I can get the all inbuilt functions of programing languages such as java, python, js, c++ etc . Functions like = perseint, toint, ceil, round, append etc . With examples It is very hard to learn all functions after finding them . So I want them all at one place . If you know please tell me.
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TR CodeWorld [AYUSH.ks] I don't think that anyone made websites or blog on this. But if you are facing the problem then why you don't try make a code?
Anyways I have tried to make on this and still it's pending but I will make as soon as possible. I am having this thread in code comment. So don't delete it
https://code.sololearn.com/WfV22NQk2zBn/?ref=app
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for python,
www.python.org
has all for you.
if you want to know about a particular function or module, just code
>>>help("module_or_function_name")
on any python intetpreter and yoy will get the ans.
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Every programing language has a standard documentation in its official Web site..
In documentation, you can find all language tools with methods, classes, properties.. with updated information.
So read original documentation of the language. But also may confuse you with all at once...
I think better way to complete basics and practice. So you get doubts then, know more and in detail, advanced when you needed...
Edit:
TR CodeWorld [AYUSH.ks] check these.. May help you..
https://www.sololearn.com/Discuss/636195/?ref=app
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Sure sir I appreciate your answer i will be trying to do this in near future.
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Just type in Google
all function of programming language (python, Java, CPP)
And you find the all documentation of official programming language documentation.
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yeah, it is a cool idea to find all the information's in one place. but when trying to find any info in all over the internet its increasing your finding ability. so overall it will help you someday. I know its sounds crazy . but will help you.
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Just open cmd and write
python -m pydoc -p 1000
and press enter
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You may find answer in https://www.python.org/doc/essays/omg-darpa-mcc-position/
and also go through http://www.odbms.org/wp-content/uploads/2006/10/010.03-Cook-Integrating-Programming-Languages-and-Databases_What-is-the-Problem-September-2006.pdf.
The integration of Programming languages, is an emerging trend.
This question is interesting and super(b)!
Hope there is going to be, light at the end of the tunnel SOON!