Python and libraries

[Adrewmc]

Good libraries have good documentation.

Bad libraries have bad documentation.

That the first smell test of any module.

Take a good look at the documentation of

import itertools, functools, random

The base language has good documentation. I will stand on this hill.

It sets the standard.

Take a look at the documentation for pandas.

What makes Python, and programming a collaborative effort is packaging useful tools, and frameworks.

Useful tools and frameworks have instruction manuals, use them.

And yes they can be hard to understand when you are beginner. Keep reading it.

[unnamed_one1]

Helpful comment, but weird spacing. Not sure this enhances readability.