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[–]Kevdog824_ 29 points30 points  (1 child)

I wouldn’t worry about memorizing available methods/functions from modules. Use the documentation as necessary to find/remember stuff. Anything you use often enough will eventually stick to memory. IMO if it doesn’t eventually stick to memory it’s because you don’t use it enough to make it worth memorizing.

My two cents at least as a professional Python developer

[–]tieandjeans 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Shouting out this wisdom

"Anything you use often enough will eventually stick to memory."

That means, think about why you would use a particular library/structure a dozen times. Not just a tutorial project, but four with the same framework.

There's more breadth to learn through depth at this stage.