Size: 638
Comment: Stub
|
Size: 1068
Comment:
|
Deletions are marked like this. | Additions are marked like this. |
Line 7: | Line 7: |
* Avoid duplicating information when not necessary, and respect copyrights. If you are unsure, at least credit the source, so that others can fix things if needed * Learn to use WikiFormat => HelpOnFormatting. It allows for more consistent page styles |
* Avoid duplicating information when not necessary, and respect copyrights. If you are unsure, at least credit the source, so that others can fix things if needed * Learn to use wiki format => HelpOnFormatting. It allows for more consistent page styles * Take advantage of this wiki's ability to markup Python language - it is easier to read than simple, plain monotype font. An example: {{{ #!python from hello import world |
Line 11: | Line 14: |
Yeah, this is a stub only... | def say_hello(): """Just say hello :)""" what = world() message = what.greet() # no, there's no module named "hello" # in Python stdlib - at least not yet :) return message ### main say_hello() }}} Yeah, this is a stub only... |
(when there's no content, it's better to put something in and let others correct it, no?)
Currently there are only few guidelines for creating a page inside Python Wiki:
- Please structure long pages to sections (learn to use '== headings ==')
- If you have source code included, run it yourself to test for at least simple errors
- Avoid duplicating information when not necessary, and respect copyrights. If you are unsure, at least credit the source, so that others can fix things if needed
Learn to use wiki format => HelpOnFormatting. It allows for more consistent page styles
- Take advantage of this wiki's ability to markup Python language - it is easier to read than simple, plain monotype font. An example: Yeah, this is a stub only...