Copy some README docs into core.py docstrings #65
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Logic should start with a capital letter
In an attempt to bolster the docstrings in the core.py file, some of the README docs were copied into the core.py.
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Copy some README docs into core.py docstrings
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In an attempt to bolster the docstrings in the core.py file,
some of the README docs were copied into the core.py.
@brian-brazil