Will I get to know everything about React in docs? For example maybe some tips and tricks that we see instructors discussing in a course. Will those be available in docs too??
I'm not sure what tips and tricks you refer to exactly but I think possibly yes.
Even if not, you'll probably get these while working on an actual project, deepening your understanding and googling solutions to problems you might encounter in the progress.
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The official documentation is pretty good and organized very well.
You can start with the tutorial (reactjs.org/tutorial/tutorial.html) and then browse through the different sections of the docs reactjs.org/docs/getting-started.html (you probably want to go through the "main concepts" section).
While doing that I think it's best to have your own local project ready to play with and test the stuff you learn (the docs will help you set it up).
I'd also recommend checking out the hooks section in the docs after learning about the main concepts, and before starting to write your own app.
Good luck!
Will I get to know everything about React in docs? For example maybe some tips and tricks that we see instructors discussing in a course. Will those be available in docs too??
I'm not sure what tips and tricks you refer to exactly but I think possibly yes.
Even if not, you'll probably get these while working on an actual project, deepening your understanding and googling solutions to problems you might encounter in the progress.