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For years my training students have been asking me for a list of all the dunder methods. The Python docs don't have such a list, so I compiled my own... after having on my to-do list for years.
I realized why it took me so long during when I finally finished compiling the table of all of them... there are over 100 dunder methods in Python! 💯
Edit: I should have said "the Python docs don't have such a list in a single row-by-row table". The Data Model page does indeed include a giant "Special Names" section and a "Coroutines" section which document nearly every special method, but it's quite challenging to skim and not *quite* complete.
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