pydoc3 builtins
Python comes with the command line tool pydoc3 for quick access to the documentation on your local machine. Among others you can show the docs for single functions as well as whole modules. In this short screencast, I open the builtins module and then the ValueError exception documentation For a complete list of options, type pydoc3 -h.
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