What types of documentation have you analyzed or used in your work?

When working with Python, it is often necessary to use several types of documentation:

• Official Python documentation — for understanding standard libraries, built-in functions, and syntax.
• Documentation of third-party libraries and frameworks — for example, for Django, Flask, NumPy, Pandas, where understanding the API and usage examples is important.
• PEP (Python Enhancement Proposals) — for understanding standards and proposals for language development.
• Automatically generated documentation (e.g., Sphinx) — for studying the internal structure of your own code or libraries.
• README and Wiki of projects — for quickly understanding the purpose and features of the code.

Using these types of documentation helps to effectively understand new tools and maintain code quality.