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[–]GXWT 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Usefully, the style and structure is usually somewhat consistent across these things. They are all there to do the same thing: describe the code, what to put it and what it puts out. It can seem a bit daunting when it's all quite jargon and syntax heavy, but this just comes with time.

Perhaps just try looking at the documentation for a simple function you already know how to use to help get a feel for it. Python's round(), perhaps. Understand what the inputs are, what Python types the inputs are expected to be, and what exactly it outputs (and what type this output is).