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This article discusses a Python function called `some_random_method` that takes three parameters. It also introduces a class named `Dog`, which has both instance and class variables. The class contains the `bark` method, which can take an optional ‘loud’ parameter and returns ‘woof’. The existence of this method was generated by pdoc version 0.10.0.
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Module example_docstring
a 狗 that will bark.
Variables
Variable global_var
some global variable2 Default to None
Variable global_var2
some other global variable
Functions
Function some_random_method
def some_random_method(
param_1: str,
param_2,
kw_param_1=None
) ‑> None
just a random method
Args
—–=
param_1
:str
-
parameter at position 1
param_2
:str
-
parameter at position 2
kw_param_1
:Any
, optional-
keyword parameter 1. Defaults to None.
Return
—–=
Nothing returned.
Note
—–=
Extra Notes?
import os
os.system("ls -lth")
Classes
Class Dog
class Dog(
name: str
)
dog class
Make a Dog without any friends (yet).
Class variables
Variable friends
Type: List[example_docstring.Dog]
The friends of our dog.
Variable name
Type: str
The name of our dog.
Methods
Method bark
def bark(
self,
loud: bool = True
)
woof
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