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Should we document object methods or module functions using obj.method (module.function) or obj.method() (module.function()).
obj.method
module.function
obj.method()
module.function()
I prefer the former, Rita used the ladder.
callable
callable()
I have seen both in the official documentation. I just think it will be good to be consistent.
Any opinion or good reference to elaborate the issue?
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Should we document object methods or module functions using
obj.method
(module.function
) orobj.method()
(module.function()
).I prefer the former, Rita used the ladder.
obj.method
module.function
callable
(orcallable()
!) which describes them.obj.method()
module.function()
I have seen both in the official documentation. I just think it will be good to be consistent.
Any opinion or good reference to elaborate the issue?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: