How to see all variable on interpreter python? (what is the command?)

Question

Is there a command to see all the variables I've defined?

Example:

     toto = 1

     tutu = 2

     tata = 3

Suppose I remember I have toto, but I forget the others' declarations (tutu and tata). Is there a command to print all my variables?

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Answer 1

You may use globals() to view all the variables/functions accessible in your current file as:

>>> toto = 1
>>> tutu = 2
>>> tata = 3
>>> globals()
{
     '__builtins__': <module '__builtin__' (built-in)>, 
     'tata': 3, 
     'toto': 1, 
     '__package__': None, 
     '__name__': '__main__', 
     'tutu': 2, 
     '__doc__': None
}

How to see all variable on interpreter python? (what is the command?)

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