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I'm a new student in coding and I realize that I'll be spending a lot of time doing online research to figure out how to solve my coding problems.
What are your go to's when you are trying to figure out a problem.
I think that depends on what kind of information your looking for. If you need specific information about how to do something, how to use a particular library etc., then searching for tutorials is a good start. If you want to dive in deeper in the possibilities of a particular library, you should read the documentation or source code.

More general information, like the datatypes, basic functions etc. can be found on the doc site from Python itself. But I like W3schools myself, if I forget something but at least I know what I am looking for.

And last but not least, fora like this can be very helpfull ofcourse. And there are other sites where A LOT of questions are allready asked earlier.