Update docstrings section for clarity and fix code sample indentation#28
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Update docstrings section for clarity and fix code sample indentation#28cdcme wants to merge 1 commit intoamontalenti:masterfrom
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ReStructured Text is typically abbreviated as RST, not reST, so I've changed that here since reST is too much like REST. I've also added a parenthetical spelling out what RST stands for for clarity and fixed the indentation in the code sample.
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reST and RST are both acceptable abbreviations. I've personally always preferred the former as it better reflects the style of reStructuredText. |
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ReStructured Text is typically abbreviated as RST, not reST, so I've changed that here since reST is too much like REST. I've also added a parenthetical spelling out what RST stands for for clarity and fixed the indentation in the code sample.