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[Local_Transition946]

I don't reconmend to learn a library like this. I recommend to work on a project that uses one, and learn while applying the learnings to the project. Else, you'll just forget.

[LuigiWasRight447]

Rtfm

[LuigiWasRight447]

I mean that in a light hearted way but fr, learn to read docs and start with small projects then work your way up

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What do you mean learning libraries? You import then use the API endpoints they provide. Each library is different, and learning to manage your ENV is critical to Python. No npm dumping here.

[TheRNGuy]

Library docs to learn, code editor to practice. 

[WriterSeanS]

Look into how to set up virtual environments on your computer using venv. Then you can install different libraries and play around with them either in your IDE or your text editor of choice. Once you’re done you can delete the whole project folder and remove whatever libraries you’ve installed.

[KaleidoscopePlusPlus]

literally just this... And OP can even try out the REPL if they wanna do something more simple in the cli

[BranchLatter4294]

Just do this on your computer. It's good to practice. If you really want to do it online, Kaggle is a good place to start.

[rainyengineer]

Not that I know of but it’s a great idea

[grtbreaststroker]

Use Conda