Learning Python with pip, cmder and/or virtualenv...

[Larz60+]

Of course the very first thing I do is google the subject I'm interested in.

Most all software will be stored on github, and indexed on Pypi.

Generally, if I am looking for a package, I'll first search Pypi: https://pypi.python.org/pypi
and see what is recent or updated recently, and also look at the number of downloads and
then try the package before committing to it.

I have a tool that exposes details of each package here: https://github.com/Larz60p/PyPiInfo

I use PyCharm as an IDE, but am in the process of converting to atom, because of
recommendations of other admins and moderators on this forum.

You can often find example code here: http://nullege.com/, or on sourceforge.

There are some very good resources on this forum in the tutorial section of this forum, and a list of resources here: https://python-forum.io/Thread-A-List-of...-Resources

There are also some excellent tutorials that were written by members of the forum in the tutorials section
some great ones on web scraping and tool installation by snippsat.

On gaming by metulburr, and many others.