# I like using pprint function for printing stuff as makes more human readble
from pprint import pprint

# Importing os library for example
import os

# for a module object: the module's attributes.
# for a class object:  its attributes, and recursively the attributes of its bases.
# EXAMPLE: Print all the modules of os and os.walk
pprint (dir(os))
pprint(dir(os.walk))

# This is another way to get information about an object's module and atrributes
# I like this better as this will give you a better sense of if the method of an object is actually a functions or an attribute
# The means I find out easier if I need to use () and pass some arguments or I don't need to use parantesies and it's just an attributes
# This also show where this module lives on disk and more
pprint(help(os))
# EXAMPLE: print an attribute of an object
pprint(os.name)
# EXAMPLE: print an method of an object
pprint(os.times())