Callable() method in Python Built in Function

Callable() method in Python Built in Function

callable method in built in function returns the value as TRUE if the desired value is callable or else the output is FALSE.

Syntax:

callable(object)

Parameter of callable

• Callable has single argument which is an object
• If the object appears callable it is TRUE, if the object is not callable then it is FALSE.

Example -1:

When the object is callable

y = testFunction
print(callable(y))

Output:

Example-2:

When the value is non-callable

a = 5
print(callable(a))

Output: