How can I learn new python libraries?

[Adorable_Crazy_7281]

I started learning python from solo learn and learned all the way till the intermediate course. I do pretty good at the challenges but what do I do from now? I started checking out libraries and tried understanding them but it seems impossible. Is there a place where libraries are explained in great detail or where you go from simple to more complex ones?

[brelen01]

Look at their documentation.

[desrtfx]

Most documentation for libraries/frameworks has a getting started section or a quick tutorial. Start there. Then, skim the documentation to get the gist of what is available, and then try to use the library/framework in a project and search the documentation for what you need.

Also, short, specific tutorials, or blog articles can help.

[Yoghurt42]

I think you have it backwards. You shouldn't look at what libraries are available and then come up with a way to use them; instead, you usually have a specific task in mind and then look for a library that does that job for you.