I like to read the source of src.contains(). As src is a python built-in class and it is open source I think it is available for inspection. I can see the definition in builtins.pyi. For the source I downloaded : git clone https://github.com/python/cpython/ and searched for "class src(", I found nothing. In cpython/Lib/string.py I see a reference to "import _string" but again I am unable to find _string.py. Can you explain to me the procedure I have to follow to find a class implementation? Thanks.
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check out the python documentation:https://docs.python.org/3.10/ That's usually the first and best place to look up something related to a package or program.
This link https://docs.python.org/3.10/py-modindex.html redirects you to the bultin modules of python. When you click on one of them you will see a link to the source code beneath the header.
Hope that helped.
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Since you are digging the cpython source code, you must be familiar with python。
we can get the answer like this, in ipython:
In [1]: import _string
In [2]: dir(_string)
Out[2]: ['doc', 'loader', 'name', 'package', 'spec', 'formatter_field_name_split', 'formatter_parser']
In [3]: _string.package
Out[3]: ''
In [4]: _string.loader
Out[4]: _frozen_importlib.BuiltinImporter
At this time，we can see this _string module came from BuiltinImporter
And There is method called formatter_field_name_split, search this name in the project you will find that in Objects/unicodeobject.c
At the end of this file ,you `ll get all you want
