class Employee(builtins.object)
| class documentation
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>>> help(docstrings)
Help on module docstrings:
NAME
docstrings
DESCRIPTION
Module documentation
Words Go Here
CLASSES
builtins.object
Employee
class Employee(builtins.object)
| class documentation
|
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FUNCTIONS
square(x)
function documentation
can we have your liver then?
DATA
spam = 40
FILE c:\code\docstrings.py
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