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## The `dir` function {#dir-function}
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-You can use the built-in `dir` function to list the identifiers that an object defines. For example, for a module, the identifiers include the functions, classes and variables defined in that module.
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+Built-in `dir()` function returns list of names defined by an object.
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+If the object is a module, this list includes functions, classes and variables, defined inside that module.
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-When you supply a module name to the`dir()` function, it returns the list of the names defined in that module. When no argument is applied to it, it returns the list of names defined in the current module.
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+This function can accept arguments.
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+If the argument is the name of the module, function returns list of names from that specified module.
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+If there is no argument, function returns list of names from the current module.
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Example:
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