Hi all, my first post here and I love this community already! :)
I have a questions, I'm doing the exercises in Learn Python The Hard Way by Zed What-his-name and I've just completed the exercise learni9ng about input() function. Part of my study drills is to type -m pydoc input into my terminal (I'm assuming to bring up help documentation on input function) but I get an error. Now the book is a bit old and in the version I have, Author says to (For Windows Powershell) run cmd python3.6 -m pydoc, and I have changed this to my version of Python but still no luck.
Am I doing something wrong? Only the Python Hunters can help me now
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Reply by CourtJester79
on January 28, 2022 at 7:51 AM
Found it! If anyone else is looking for the answer, on Wondows Powershell just type "python -m pydoc (document name). No need to put the version number! At least, with my version (3.9.9)
Love Pablo