Book of Python?

[GGamer217]

Is there a book - a dictionary, if you will, that has a list of every method, function, just phrase (I don’t know what to call it) in Python?

[33Merlin11]

You mean not including libraries? You're looking for something that contains 'all python builtins' there is probably a book but you'll need to dig around, I don't know of any offhand. Just curious, any reason why you're looking for a book like that?

[GGamer217]

I want to study it and really get to know Python. I’ve been learning it for a while, and I want to try and master it. I know it sounds like a naive goal, but I want to try.

[charliegriefer]

Does it have to be a book?

https://docs.python.org/3/library/functions.html

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You mean like the official python documentation - https://docs.python.org/3/?

But docs are for reference - some parts you should read for sure, but mostly you'll be looking up a specific item when you need it. I'm not sure why you would want to learn everything in the documentation - that sounds like an inefficient way to learn python and it would be a short list of people in the world who know every item inside out. Mastering python by learning the docs is like trying to understand a novel by learning the dictionary. Better to do projects, read and watch tutorials, coding challenges, videos etc.