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Build Your Python Project Documentation With MkDocs – Real Python

Sarmad on Instagram: "📝 Day 23/100 – Docstrings in Python: Ever wondered how developers explain their code *inside the code*? That’s where **docstrings** come in. 👉 A docstring is a special string literal that appears **right after** defining a function, class, or module. It documents *what the code does* without affecting the output. ### 🔹 Example ```python def square(n): '''Takes in a number n, returns the square of n''' return n**2 print(square(5)) print(square.__doc__) ``` 📌 **Output:**

Pros and Cons of Type Hints – Real Python

SOLVED: PYTHON: Add a new code cell and implement a function named averageoftwo. It should act the same as the following cell. Obtaining the input from the user and printing of the result must still be outside of the function. Make sure to write DOCSTRINGS for your function, including TYPE CONTRACT. Test it by running help(averageoftwo).x = float(input("Give me 1st number: "))y = float(input("Give me 2nd number: "))average = (x y) / 2print("The average of", x, "and", y, "is", average)