Functionality In bult oracle tables

Hi
where did i get the functionality of oracle in built tabels
for example:
USER_OBJECTS table :- gives information about what are all tha objects present in the table .

type in google "oracle data dictionary views"
you should look for.. views name started with DBA_, USER_ & ALL_

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    Hi
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    try this
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    COMMENTS
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