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    How to list available built-in modules?

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      Is it possible to get a list of available built-in modules?

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        Hi bmarkus,

        If by list built-in modules you mean behaviour like Python's modules function while using the REPL the answer is no. Micropython does not offer this functionality. But the modules (and what's there so far) are listed in the docs

        The only thing that is available currently is sys.modules which shows you all the external modules that are available:

        >>> sys.modules
        {'simple': <module 'simple' from '/flash/lib/simple.py'>, 'pymate_library': <module 'pymate_library' from '/flash/lib/pymate_library.py'>}
        
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