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I guess that's because you don't know how function arguments work in python but that's not really the fault of the help documentation
by adammarples 2y ago
I guess that's because you don't know how function arguments work in python but that's not really the fault of the help documentation
- emmelaich 2y agoAstonishing. As if help() cannot be improved and this is not a 'fault'.
- throwaway127482 2y agohelp() should not have to re-teach you the syntax of the language every time you look up an individual help topic, though. Even though this "/" stuff is uncommonly used, it seems like it should have its own help topic. Otherwise, this means that help() has to re-explain every piece of syntax that might be considered "uncommonly used", which is kind of hard to draw a line for.