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[vanandsh]

• Updated metadata for authors etc. information in pyproject.toml
• Updated docstring for season_type argument in nba_scraper.py
• Updated docstring to include example outputs in nba_team_stats.py
• Updated code to round the numbers for mean and std columns in nba_team_stats.py
• Rendered docs for local viewing

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[AndresPitta]

Hey @vanandsh,

I see this PR addresses the following feedback:

• Updated metadata for authors etc. information in pyproject.toml, given by @zoepan00 in issue #31:

I seem can't find the metadata for authors etc. information

• Updated docstring for season_type argument in nba_scraper.py, given by @zoepan00 in issue #31:

Docstring for season_type argument is not updated. I think it would be either regular or postseason

• Updated docstring to include example outputs in nba_team_stats.py, to address @zoepan00:

it would be nice to have the rendered outputs for nba_ranking, nba_boxplot, nba_team_stats

and @kvarada (#31):

Some of the usage examples in the docstrings are not complete. In many cases, the output is missing. For example, in your docstring of nba_ranking function, I would give an example with a toy CSV which has similar to your scraped CSV (e.g., NAME, GP columns). Also, showing the output of the example (the dataframe and not the plot) would help.

• Updated code to round the numbers for mean and std columns in nba_team_stats.py, given by @zoepan00:

It would be nice if you can round the numbers for mean and std columns.

Thanks,
Andres

[AndresPitta]

Thanks for the changes

[carlinakim]

Looks great!