Dev,

There are many ways to learn a programming language but a list of all
commands is not necessarily a good way. I suspect your real question is how
do you learn Python as either a beginner at this language or with little
knowledge of computers in general.

There are tons of books and classes both online and in the real world that
are a better way to start.

Python has a very short list of commands as in reserved words. Many are the
same or similar to other languages such as if/elif/else/while/for and so on.
What matters more is what they do and how they are used and the CONCEPTS
manipulated and even the philosophies involved in what commands are there
and even what commands are NOT there.

There are also lists of operators like + += / * >= and so on, some of which
are also reserved words in the first list like and/in/not. Again, what
matters is not the exact names but what they do and don't do.

There are tons of names for built-in functions but you can trivially replace
them or import literally tens of thousands or more other functions. There
are all kinds of objects, including the built in, with various names and
many have all kinds of internal parts with names you can access and
manipulate.

The answer to your question is that there are more names than your combined
vocabulary in all the human languages you speak but you don't need to know
them till you decide to use them.

If you want some simpler books or tutorials, many libraries (or book
sellers) let you search for key words like "Python". There are many free
sources including what you can find here:

https://www.python.org/

Specifically, you may want to look here:

https://www.python.org/doc/

If you got to this mailing list, you may already have been there. Make sure
you get educated especially in whatever version of Python you are using as
there are changes with each version with a serious disconnect between
version 3 and anything before.


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Pratap Singh
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Sir
I am really excited to learn about programming languages and as python
becoming very famous these days i just wanted a list of all commands of it.
Please if you are able to send it
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