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Hey Everyone! What is the best method to easily familiarise classes||methods and where can I get all of the documents from it?đŸ€”

I tend to forget functions and keywords sometimes, I hope you guys can help😁🙏

30th Aug 2020, 5:51 PM
Ghian Carlos Tan
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Do yourself a favor... avoid W3Schools and GeekForGeeks at all costs. You'll have to unlearn or relearn things later. At the very least, never admit to learning from these websites if you're ever being interviewed by an experienced software engineer. You may not be considered worth the additional effort for retraining. Stick to official online documentation like docs.python.org or MDN for web. If you read articles, check the comments to determine if anyone is calling the author out for major mistakes. Those can be both entertaining as well as educational. If comments are locked or don't exist, that's a red flag for an author who doesn't stand behind his/her content. If there isn't an author named for the article, that's even worse. Also, if no date exists for the article, that's a red flag it was written more for SEO keywords. They're likely more interested in ad revenue than being credible. That's why I refuse to click on W3Schools or Geeksforgeeks websites in search results.
31st Aug 2020, 1:57 AM
David Carroll
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The official documentation for a language?
30th Aug 2020, 9:59 PM
Sonic
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documention, plus stackoverflow can be very helpful when the documention is confusing or unclear
2nd Sep 2020, 12:42 AM
Rora
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The best place to get all methods: https://www.w3schools.com
30th Aug 2020, 5:58 PM
Web-Learner
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Thank you Web-Learner😁 really appreciate it thanks👍
31st Aug 2020, 12:42 AM
Ghian Carlos Tan
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Sonic yes, like all documentation about classes and methods
31st Aug 2020, 12:43 AM
Ghian Carlos Tan
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