Question

Is there a way to get PHP-like print_r(object) funcionality in iPython?

I know I can use '?' to get info about an object, but how do I view the values of the object?

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Solution

Is

print my_object.__dict__

perhaps what you are looking for?

Or have a look at the standard python pretty printer for more advanced, recursive printing.

OTHER TIPS

dir(object) will give you all its attribute names.

I'd use the pprint module if you want it to be nicely formatted:

import pprint
obj = {'a':1, 'b':2}
pprint.pprint(obj)

repr() calls the __repr__() method of the object, which usually gives some information about the contents of the object if written appropriately.

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