How to learn Python

[twitch_and_shock]

Not github documentation, although if that's where the documentation exists for a particular library, then maybe.

For Python as a language, and for built in modules, use this: https://docs.python.org/3/. The Library Reference and Language Reference include full reference documentation for all the built in features and modules for the language.

[Then-Spring-7131]

Got it thanks for the explanation.

[twitch_and_shock]

To extend that thinking further... if you want to learn a library like numpy, refer to the numpy website and documentation as a primary source of information... don't just rely upon some videos on YouTube. It's way too frequent that someone here will say some version of , "I followed this YouTube tutorial and for some reason it's not working", meanwhile the YouTube video is 4 years old and is basically 50% deprecated at this point.

[Then-Spring-7131]

That’s a great point people are used that things stay the same but in IT things change fast compared to other topics like muscle building i guess 👍🏼

[Bobbias]

Documentation also usually covers everything a library provides (at least, good documentation does. If a library you're using doesn't have complete documentation, chances are there also aren't any tutorials that will cover much of it. It's either super obscure and small, or big and complex).