mbhatti4 68400dfa65 Yes! I think once we start coding longer programs, it would be super helpful for me to use docstrings to explain to myself what each function does. ...

If you have loads of functions, they can start not making sense if you are just looking at the code.

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ranges.py

I find them quite intuitive to understand.

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square.py

This was a tough code for me

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tile_grid.py

Yes! I think once we start coding longer programs, it would be super helpful for me to use docstrings to explain to myself what each function does.

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tile.py

Yes! I think once we start coding longer programs, it would be super helpful for me to use docstrings to explain to myself what each function does.

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