It's a genuine problem, not only with Python but with other languages. However, the api library reference is only one kind of documentation, and not necessari

It's a genuine problem, not only with Python but with other languages. However, the api library reference is only one kind of documentation, and not necessarily what everyone is looking for. For whatever language I'm working in, I keep the library docs handy for immediate use, and only go to search the web when I'm looking for something beyond a dry reference. Maybe I want a tutorial, or short how-to for a specific task. Maybe I'm looking for something deeper, with context and explanation. I somewhat agree with another comment here: the library reference docs should be a keystroke or click away in your development environment. Are there plugins for your preferred editor or IDE to make this possible? Use those. If you're looking for a different kind of documentation and it's not part on the official python site, maybe that's something to be addressed.