Hello everyone! Welcome to our Blog HIGH TECHDROID and this is Lavanya. Today we are going to see about built-in functions. Introduction: First, we'll have a short demo on what are built-in functions. Let me assign a=’good’. If I want to print it, I give as print(a). Thus, I need a function called print() to print the value of a. This is called as built-in functions. Like this, there are many built-in functions supported in Python like input(), min(), max(), len(), replace() and so on. Let’s have a look on it now. Here, I have described few built-in functions along with their functionalities. First is import, that is, __import__. In C, we use header files like #include<stdio.h> whereas we use this import to import modules in Python. abs() is to find the absolute value of a variable or a number. Next is, print() to print the value of a variable or display the output. Input() is to get input from user. When a set of attribu