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Python: How to fix missing module docstring warning
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  1. To fix a missing module docstring warning in Python, you need to add a docstring to the top of your module. In Python, a docstring is a string that appears at the beginning of a module, class, or function and provides a brief description of what the code does. A module docstring should be a summary of the entire module, and should include information about the purpose of the module and any important classes or functions that are defined within it.
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  3. To add a module docstring, simply add a string at the very top of your module, before any other code. For example:
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  6. """
  7. This is a module docstring. It provides a brief summary of the module and describes its purpose and any important classes or functions defined within it.
  8. """
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  10. # rest of the module code goes here
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  14. By adding a module docstring, you will satisfy the requirement for a module docstring and the warning will no longer be generated. It is recommended to always include a module docstring in your Python modules to provide a clear and concise description of what the code does.
















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