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The bare bones godoc is generally fine because the language is so easy. Python needs the examples because most of the libraries have no types so you would have
by mountainriver 4y ago
The bare bones godoc is generally fine because the language is so easy. Python needs the examples because most of the libraries have no types so you would have no idea whats happening without examples
- dragonwriter 4y ago> The bare bones godoc is generally fine because the language is so easy. No, it's not. > Python needs the examples because most of the libraries have no types so you would have no idea whats happening without examples That’s not the main reason examples and narrative explanations in documentation are useful, but if the false belief that it is has helpe to fuel the Python documentation culture, I’m not going to complain too much.