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New Entry and Terms: Python modules
Description
From the Target Keyword list. Gives a location for all the 3rd party Python modules we don't need to go into detail about.
Type of Change
- Adding a new entry
- Editing an existing entry (fixing a typo, bug, issues, etc)
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- [x] All writings are my own.
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- [x] My changes generate no new warnings.
- [x] I have performed a self-review of my own writing and code.
- [x] I have checked my entry and corrected any misspellings.
- [x] I have made corresponding changes to the documentation if needed.
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@Dusch4593 Do you think that the Numpy and Pandas references would be better linked to in the module article than as terms? The more I think about it, the more I think there's a potential for confusion, especially when linking out to the Docs entry.
EDIT: I'm going ahead and making that edit, It just seems to make more sense.
@Dusch4593 I completed all your suggestions.
@Dusch4593 anything more you think needs to be done?
@yangc95, I implemented your suggestions.
@yangc95 I implemented your latest updates.
@Dusch4593, Does this look good to merge, or do you think we need another review?
I don't think another review will be needed, but I made some edits to modules.md
in 13a82f448219eb3965cb4c53817daefc68014b8e and 945526fc2f0ed9a58db5aae6e7b45adab7b23914 that include:
- Adding a link to General: File Formats near the top of the entry.
- Some word-smithing in the "Creating and Importing Modules" section.
- Replaced the
collections
example (under "Importing Specific Resources") to stick with the fictionalvideo_player
module (plus,collections
is linked further down in the entry anyways). - Removed instances of "you"/"your".
Also, in f41cab95d673d1fe4cc50a3ba897f98f3928e3bc:
- I added links for the API and data science entries under
pyspark.md
. - I removed the link to open source in
pytourch.md
(since it would break after #935 is merged) and turned link text for NumPy entry to CamelCase.
Unless there's anything else we're missing, this PR should be good to merge. 😄