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Usually there are examples for everything. Sometimes you have to scroll down, though. What the function returns is usually stated in the description. But I know
by nitely 10y ago
Usually there are examples for everything. Sometimes you have to scroll down, though. What the function returns is usually stated in the description. But I know what you are saying, actually most 3-party libs do document types.
IMHO, python docs are ok. If you struggle with them as a beginner I don't see what would change as an advanced programmer.
- snovv_crash 10y agoI am an advanced programmer. I shouldn't have to read code snippets to figure out if a function returns a tuple or a 'group' which can be iterated over, but can't be indexed. This is something which would be fixed if the documentation included types, because then I could check what all the allowable operations on 'group' are directly without searching for a code snippet which does what I want or just running it and praying I got it right.