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Each class, module, method, etc. is given a grade based on how complete the docs are.
The bar above shows the distribution of these grades.
| Seems really good | ||
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A
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Casualdate#get_current_date_object |
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A
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Casualdate#get_date_difference |
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A
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Casualdate#compare_dates |
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A
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Casualdate#get_language |
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| Proper documentation present | ||
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| Please take a look | ||
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| – |
| Undocumented | ||
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U
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Casualdate |
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