A built-in object is provided by the core interpreter independently of the host environment.
Built-in objects are available at the outset of script execution and do not need to be created. They are all native objects. Additional built-in objects may be added by the implementation over and above those specified by the core functionality in the language specification.
See also: | Native object |
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