pydoc is great and I shouldve used it sooner

I was recently watching an AnythonyWritesCode video (great content) and noticed the command line assistance for Python documentation. I'm a bit embarassed to say how long I've been accessing documentation via Google to look up builtin classes or methods.

The syntax for a search is as follows:

python3 -m pydoc <your function or class>

An example of this would be:

python3 -m pydoc exit() # would print all of the documentation for an exit() call

To search this documentation you would use the built in search functionality of the default editor your OS has. Mine is Vim, so I would use a /<search string>.