Given an address, e.g. 0x70011DC, is there any IDAPython API that returns the function, e.g. sub_0x7001024 which this address belong to?
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you are looking for GetFunctionName(ea) from idc.
Here is a link to the API. The idc and idautils functions are preferable, since they are slightly more high-level: API
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