Documenting Python code (docstrings) [PythonLiveLessons #5] @SebastiaanMath%C3%B4t
Documenting Python code (docstrings) [PythonLiveLessons #5]  @SebastiaanMath%C3%B4t
Uploaded March 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The sixth episode of #PythonLiveLessons, a weekly live stream about Python code and more, hosted by Sebastiaan Mathôt. In this episode, we'll add documentation to our `markdown_code_exec` project. We'll learn about docstrings and numpydoc, and we'll see how we can use our own project to build a readme file that contains documentation directly from the source code!
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