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# Python2.x Python vars() Function [ Python Built-in Functions](#) * * * ## Description The **vars()** function returns a dictionary object containing the attributes and attribute values of an object. ## Syntax vars() function syntax: vars() ## Parameters * object -- object ## Return Value Returns a dictionary object containing the attributes and attribute values of the object. If no arguments are provided, it prints the attributes and attribute values at the current call location, similar to locals(). ## Example The following example demonstrates the usage of vars(): >>>print(vars()) {' __builtins__ ': , ' __name__ ': ' __main__ ', ' __doc__ ': None, ' __package__ ': None} >>>class Tutorial: ... a = 1 ... >>>print(vars(Tutorial)) {'a': 1, ' __module__ ': ' __main__ ', ' __doc__ ': None} >>>tutorial = Tutorial()>>>print(vars(tutorial)) {} [ Python Built-in Functions](#)