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the use of a triple quoted string literal, but not the use of a docstring. A docstring is a string literal appearing as the first statement of a function/method...

the difference of Dockblocks to Docstring. Also Python needs to be removed from the examples since it uses Docstrings --Tolik518 (talk) 12:14, 3 April...

The article says: "Epydoc also supports viewing the rendered docstrings within Python using a GUI." Can somebody explain this? In the Epydoc docs, it shows...

they are saved in the executable / dll as well. Apart from a regular docstring a link to a helpfile is also supported. To access these comments from...

API documentation by a clear source (which includes the comments and docstrings anyway). Does anyone know the article I'm talking about? This is for personal...

allows interactive shell sessions to be turned into tests embedded in docstrings, and how such embedded tests work both as tests, and as documentation...

generate documentation. This is not "novel". Python, elisp, etc. all support docstrings. zenned 02:07, 15 February 2006 (UTC) Changed — Timwi 17:15, 9 October...

can be used for comments, but I've never seen it outside of a formal docstring (i.e. as the first statement in a definition) or a hack (to block out...

talk 02:43, 14 Jan 2005 (UTC) Imagine this: def foo(): """Hi foo()""" "docstringing" it out: """ def foo(): """Hi foo()""" """ The compiler will throw a...

have it through non-specific language constructs (like python through docstring does) or via annotations/other extensions (C# and Java). So I think that...

some unnecessary detail in the Collection types section, in Comments and docstrings, possibly the whole erroneous example in Closures, and possibly some of...