The only problem I've had with the official Python documentation is that it tends to segregate dunder methods by purpose: "how to impersonate a collection" docu

The only problem I've had with the official Python documentation is that it tends to segregate dunder methods by purpose: "how to impersonate a collection" documentation over here, "how to control instance creation" over there, "how to control method and attribute resolution" somewhere else. For intermediate-to-advanced Pythonistas it's good to have a rough idea of all the extension points Python offers, but the official docs already have a "_" page in the index, which lets you browse the list and click on interesting-looking names: https://docs.python.org/3/genindex-_.html https://docs.python.org/3/genindex-_.html