Built-in Functions

Built-in functions refer to predefined functions that are already available in a programming language's standard library or core modules. These functions are designed to perform specific tasks or operations, and they are accessible without needing to define them explicitly.

Here are some characteristics of built-in functions:

  1. Predefined: Built-in functions are already defined within the programming language. They are typically included in the language specification or standard library.

  2. Optimized: Built-in functions are often optimized for performance and efficiency. They are implemented using low-level code to ensure faster execution.

  3. Common Operations: Built-in functions typically perform common tasks that are frequently required in programming, such as mathematical operations, string manipulation, input/output operations, etc.

  4. Accessibility: Built-in functions are readily available for use without requiring additional imports or declarations. They can be directly used in the code once the programming language environment is set up.

In 200 OK we have some built in functions which can be used all over application.

In the below image we can see how to select and input the functions in request and response.

Click on the Data mapper in the Integration Channel. It will redirect to the pop up.

In the above image we can see different types of Categories in the functions. Select the function category and select the function as shown in the below image.

Next, let's delve into a detailed exploration of each function associated with "200 OK." We'll elucidate the purpose, syntax, parameters, and examples for each function to provide comprehensive insights into their usage and application in programming contexts.

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