Python Documentation - How to Read and Browse the Python Docs

Learn how to read and browse the Python documentation with this step-by-step walkthrough.

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[kangi]

Thanks, I never noticed all the small details included in the docs. This will definitely make it easier going forward.

[felixowusuamoako]

Wow! Thanks for your insightful tutorial. God bless you.

[psychedelicwolf]

Hey you're a life saver. Thank you so much for this, made my life, much easier.

[davidd]

thank you Estefania, that was super helpful!

[ahmedosman]

Thanks a lot, your efforts very appreciated 💞☺️ That was really helpful

[nononnomonohjghdgdshrsrhsjgd]

Could be absolute life saver, f you had at least explained one complicated function, and not the two most basic functions in python. You are awesome! Wonder!

[machelleaccola]

Thank you this is helpful, will you be posting a similar video for tkinter documentation? Tia.

[Cloud-Radio]

Great !! can you also make video how can get the next possible values that you can get from documentation.

[martyrstreet]

Thank you ! I was always in the dark about it..

[AJ-Pixelyze]

Hi Estefania, I just bought your courses for python exercises but I am wondering if you could make a video on documentation more in-depth. I was looking at the OS module and when I saw the docs I was like, where do I look and how do I read this so my brain can understand it. Would it be possible to do the video?

[mehdi-vlnn]

the best way to use a doc is first to understand the structure of a doc and to get that usually just download the epub file of whole document python also have a wiki that is way confusing

[melomana]

thank you, now through you I at least learned that square brackets mean something is optional. but I still don't get the examples. when I read through the documentation I never know how to implement things, I always have to google to see examples and then it's easy, but during an exam I only have access to the python library and not google. I just don't get what ">>>" is supposed to mean. the examples just don't seem complete to me, so they don't help me at all.

[anu]

May I know how to add documentation to your code and thn push the code into github

[ovnnolx]

what if I want to do it backwards? What if I want to look for a function that solves a problem that I have in mind?

[NikiruSan]

How did you get verified without reaching 100k subs?

[asset_grow]

k, thank you.... where is your insta id

[jackschitt]

the white background on the documents page! For how smart the python developers are they didn't use their thought ability very well making the background on the documents plain, bright ("AF") white like that. All of the IDE's for python have a black or dark blue background and that is on purpose - easier on the eyes.