Python callable() Function

Python callable() Function

The callable() function returns a boolean value ‘True’ if the specified object is callable, else it returns False.

Syntax

callable(object)

Parameter

Object:  The object parameter represents the value to test if it is callable or not.

Return

This function returns a returns Boolean value true, if the given object is callable.

Example 1

# Python program explaining
# callable() function
def call():
    return 5
# an object is created of call()
val = call
print('callable() function will return: ',callable(val))
num = 15 * 15
print('callable() function will return: ',callable(num))

Return

callable() function will return:  True
callable() function will return:  False