docs/pyinterop.rst: elucidate syntax around referencing things within modules #1263
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chrisrink10
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I find the initial writeup a bit terse, and also not clear and somewhat confusing for me. I hope you will accept this edit; I think this is an improvement, and helps elucidate and call out the one thing that confused me: namely, how referencing stuff within a class effectively creates its own namespace, something that took this used-to-Clojure brain some time to grok (making this PR was also part of my process).
Thank you for Basilisp!