globals()

Built-in FunctionPython 2.0+Advanced

Returns a dictionary of the current global symbol table

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Python Version
2.0+

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Quick Example

python
x = 42
g = globals()
print("x" in g)
print(g["x"])

globals() is a built-in function that returns a dictionary of the current global symbol table.

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