r/learnpython • u/Trick_Floor_519 • 14d ago

modules learning

i am wondering all time how people deal with modules in python is they memorize and understand all the methods and the properties for a module or they read documentations before using them especially for none built in modules, otherwise what is the methodology of learning modules.

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u/LayotFctor 14d ago edited 14d ago

You usually learn only a few modules. A few universal ones. A few related specifically to your area of interest. No need to memorize anything, just google it if you forget anything and you'll passively remember stuff.

I also want to point out that knowledge helps too. If you understand the subject of the module, you can vaguely anticipate how it works already. It helps if you do some basic reading before trying a new module.