On 4/17/2017 5:31 AM, Steve D'Aprano wrote:
If you're not using the help() command in the interactive interpreter,
you're missing out on a lot.
I recently discovered that help() is even cleverer than I knew. I knew it
picked up on objects' doc strings, but what happens if the object doesn't
have
If you're not using the help() command in the interactive interpreter,
you're missing out on a lot.
I recently discovered that help() is even cleverer than I knew. I knew it
picked up on objects' doc strings, but what happens if the object doesn't
have a doc string?
Let's find out!
Here's a tiny
