What are Oracle in built Packages

I was talking with a friend today and out of the blue he asked me "Besides select, insert, delete, updates and e.t.c which is common in Oracle PL/SQL, what Oracle in built packages have I used?" I did not have an answer.
So what are Oracle in built Packages?
Thanks

There are some wonderful documents - in Oracle9i titled "Supplied PL/SQL Packages and Types Reference" and "Supplied Java Packages Reference" that provide details about the packages Oracle has made available.
In addition, every function you call in a SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE - such as trim, to_char, substr, etc. is part of package STANDARD

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