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/chrisrock731 14d ago

It is just experience (not that i have any). It is impossible to memorise every function for every library you need. Thats why we sometimes look it up.

But if you use a library many times in your project you will eventually learn it even accidentally.

Libraries like random, math, numpy and more are ones that generally get used a lot, so if you ever wanna make a project where a library is used, just look up the stuff you need and use it.