DOC: Replace @Appender with inline docstring for DataFrame.items #62600
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- Removed @appender decorator from DataFrame.items() method - Inlined the complete docstring directly into the method - Addresses issue pandas-dev#62437 to improve docstring clarity and standardization
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xref #62437
Description
This PR replaces the
@Appenderdecorator with an inline docstring for theDataFrame.items()method as part of the effort to remove dynamic docstring generation in pandas.Changes Made
@Appender(_shared_docs["items"])decorator fromDataFrame.items()inpandas/core/frame.pyWhy This Change?
As described in #62437, removing these decorators:
Testing
DataFrame.items()functionality works correctlyDataFrame.items.__doc__cc @mroeschke