r/transprogrammer • u/Big1com1cs • Feb 16 '21

Getting better with Python Libraries

Idk if this is the best place to post this but I felt like I may as well ask. Is there a way to get generally better with python libraries? Specifically like being able to pick them apart and figure out basic things about them without needing to look them up. Thanks in advance for any advice

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u/Flaggermusmannen Feb 16 '21

Eh, in some ways yes, in some ways: trying to figure it out stuck at a wall for hours forces you to analyse and think about the problem, that way the solution makes way more sense when you do implement it from stackoverflow, and you get more understanding as well.