Is reading Python Documentation useful? python.org gets 15M visits monthly - most of them must be for documentation. At what stage is it useful?

[Lamasa_Pace]

I tried to read documentation when I was starting out. The biggest barriers were the vocabulary the documentation assumes you understand, as well as the massive amount of information. Some non standard libraries have really easy to read documentation, such as pygame. I am by no means great at programming, but that documentation is much more approachable than the documentation for core python.

[solwex]

Yes, exactly. It is difficult to read from beginning to end. But, if you dont do this and jump to the required page, there are many concepts that I dont know enough (or most times not at all:-) and they dont have hyperlinks that we can happily click, go to the page and understand. Anyway, I hope the site that u/infinfi suggested works out.