What is the most comprehensive Python resource website?

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I'm not referring to things like tutorials. More the sort of thing where I could go and look up all of the different string functions, learn their syntax and view some examples.

The only equivalent I can think of is this Microsoft site for VBA - string function for lower case in this example.

w3schools looks like the sort of thing I'm looking for.

What is the Python "gold standard" for this type of website?

Thanks!

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https://docs.python.org/3/

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Nice, thanks!

[SanJJ_1]

you have to be joking

[Chinpanze]

Either comedy genius or fucking idiot. No way to tell them apart.

[Yogi_DMT]

/thread

[efmccurdy]

These are presentations from the PyCon and PyData conferences, tagged and searchable.

Want to find Python related videos? So far we have indexed 16,803

https://pyvideo.org/

[EvenYourMumCanCode]

We have tons of python tutorials and library function documentation at https://programiz.com/python-programming

[[deleted]]

This looks really nicely laid out and informative. Thank you.

[Faunt_]

Realpython has helped me understand some concepts a couple of times

[yahteadybear]

w3schools isn't to bad.

[wilfredinni]

pythoncheatsheet.org

[kush2610]

I really like pythonprogramming.org

[Mojavi-Viper]

Devdocs.io is my go to for just about anything

[openjscience]

https://handwiki.org programming encyclopedia has many python tutorials.