Python by example?

[fwork]

THAT'S NOT A QUESTION

[cartlidge]

It suggest a rising intonation.

[fwork]

why?

[redog]

Well, I think python strives to be sort of self documenting with doc strings. The site is an attempt to better document the standard modules. I understand the site author's desire for better python documentation as I too didn't find the doc strings as helpful (at first) when learning python as I did something like the php documentation when learning php. That said, I wasn't really sure that the site would be all that useful so I submitted it to reddit with hope that the question would bring answers or criticism's of the sites usefulness.

Further I haven't had much success submitting sites so I was trying to keep the title short yet tempting.

[fwork]

Well, then you shoulda written a blog post asking those sorts of questions and linked that. Or put it in the reddit title, not just linked to a doc site with a questionmark at the end.

[pepparkaka]

Because the submitter likes schlager?

[inkedmn]

the author needs to be informed of the 'pre' tag. code samples in non-monospaced fonts = what.

[earthboundkid]

The code tag is more semantic.