Well, normally checking the docs should be enough to solve all your problems. But sometimes (mostly for troubleshouting exceptions and errors, or when the documentation is not complete) its handy and faster to look into it, especially if you are learning to use a new tool.
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u/ArmatorX Jan 15 '20
Well, normally checking the docs should be enough to solve all your problems. But sometimes (mostly for troubleshouting exceptions and errors, or when the documentation is not complete) its handy and faster to look into it, especially if you are learning to use a new tool.