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Thomas Naber f2917e0496 When writing docstrings, especially explaining

methods, the goal is to make it so that someone can read them and understand
what is going on in the code so that it could be recreated. It also helps if I
am going to go back and edit my code to know what I intended while writing it.

I, as a habit, always try to include docstrings/comments in my code.

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