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> Today when you search for 'random.choice python' you get to the random front page with 20+ random I prefer a single page for random than having 20 something
by irahul 14y ago
> Today when you search for 'random.choice python' you get to the random front page with 20+ random
I prefer a single page for random than having 20 something pages for random.x. Here is the doc for random.choice:
random.choice(seq)
Return a random element from the non-empty sequence seq. If seq is empty, raises IndexError.
A separate page for this will be textbook definition of overkill.
If you already know what you are looking for(random.choice), a better way to lookup the docs is to either use the repl(help(random.choice)) or configure your editor to lookup the documentation. Python library docs is mostly contained in the docstrings.
- hising 14y agoAs you see in my comment, I do not agree with you, but realize that "some people like to have the full spec for all random functions in one page...". It is not overkill as I see it, a page for random.choice with official documentation and annotations and comments would be good in my book.