Is there some website that has examples of every method in the python standard library?
Question: For example, c++ have
[cplusplus.com/reference](http://cplusplus.com/reference) which contain all of
c++ standard library complete with definitions and more importantly examples,
so I was wondering if there is such a website for python. I know that python
is self documented, like i could use

    
    
    help(object)
    object.__doc__
    dir(object)
    

I know of

[doc.python.org/library](http://doc.python.org/library)

[wiki.python.org](http://wiki.python.org)

But it doesn't have examples of every method. It would be nice if there was
such a website, because when I am learning a new python library I find myself
just testing the methods to see if it does what I want, and it makes my
programming really slow. But this maybe because I have only have 2 years of
programming under my belt. So my question is, is there such a website and is
there a better way to learning a new library in python? Because when learning
a new c++ library, all I need to do is follow by example which makes learning
a new c++ library really easy.


Answer: Try [Python Module of The
Week](http://www.doughellmann.com/PyMOTW/contents.html). It may not be exactly
what your looking for, but you should find it helpfull.

> PyMOTW is a series of blog posts written by Doug Hellmann. It was started as
> a way to build the habit of writing something on a regular basis. The focus
> of the series is building a set of example code for the modules in the
> Python standard library.

