I feel like pythons docs are hard to use, its difficult to just look up a method quickly also the search feature never seems to be very accurate for me. I will give the python docs credit when it comes to supplying good examples though.
I appreciate that they include all of the built-in functions in the same root directory as the remaining batteries-included modules.
The only wonky one for me now is the documentation for formatting strings, since it's documented in the "strings" module, but it's not dependent on the strings module.
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I feel like pythons docs are hard to use, its difficult to just look up a method quickly also the search feature never seems to be very accurate for me. I will give the python docs credit when it comes to supplying good examples though.
Once I figured out where to find the built-in functions, I haven't had a problem finding things since.
Docs > Library Reference > Built-In Functions (browser search for function)
I appreciate that they include all of the built-in functions in the same root directory as the remaining batteries-included modules.
The only wonky one for me now is the documentation for formatting strings, since it's documented in the "strings" module, but it's not dependent on the strings module.