[docs]def hello(name, age, tags=None):
"""
User friendly welcome function.
Uses `name` and `age` to salute user.
This is still same line of documentation.
While this is a new paragraph.
Note that `rst` is sensitive to empty lines and spaces.
Some code Example:
.. code-block:: python
def hello():
return "world"
This is paragraph 3.
* And some bullet list
* With couple rows
* Even 3 rows
Now go parameters. PyCharm adds them automatically.
:param str name: User name of type string.
:param tags: Types are not required, but this is a good
practice to show what you expect.
:param age: You can also specify multiple types, with a
little different syntax.
Note that empty lines do not matter here for
`sphinx`, but good for code readability.
:type age: int | float
:rtype: dict
:return: You can specify type of return value in
`rtype` (if it is uncertain).
"""
return f"Hello {'bro' if age > 10 else 'kid'}"