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I had read about PyDoc, a tool like JavaDoc to create html documentation for your python code. Today I downloaded the code and tried it out. It is very good. It is a small script that I urge you to start using, if you are not already using.
Personally, now there is no excuse for me, to not write doc strings for functions and classes. This is a very small code that hopefully help Python newbies to start writing code and then generate documentation, with HTMLized source code too.
Here’s the code in text format - code_doc.py.
To get some starter information on where Python stores the documentation strings, see the code!
As of (I think) Python 2.2, pydoc is part of the standard library - you don't need to download it separately.