Built-in Python native functions worth knowing

In this article, Trey Hunner discusses useful built-in functions in Python that can make a programmer's life easier. He begins by explaining what built-in functions are and why they are worth knowing. The author emphasizes that Python has many functions that could be helpful, yet are often overlooked. He includes examples of such functions like `any()`, `all()`, `sum()`, `min()`, `max()`, and many more that we can easily use in our projects. The text shows how these functions can simplify code and make it more readable. At the end of the article, Hunner points to resources where one can learn more about Python’s built-in functions and suggests taking the time to learn them to become a more effective programmer.