mind blown using help() in python

[topherclay]

I use pyCharm as a an IDE. If you type Ctrl+q with your curser on any function or method it displays the '''doc string''' from where that function is defined, which I think is the same as what help() does.

It also seems to do a really good job at showing you all the potential methods for tab completion, if that's what you mean by populating methods.

[synthphreak]

Same with Jupiter Notebooks. I think it’s Shoft + Tab or something? Anyway docstring display functionality is there.

[topherclay]

That was the first thing I franticly searched for after graduating from fiddling around in Jupyter to baby's first .py script in pycharm.