Created Python article on how to use the argparse module (1 min) #92
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In response to the issue #87 I went ahead and created a short article on using Python's command-line argument parser, argparse.
In short, the article is a concise tutorial on the basics of using argparse to create a program that calculates the area of a rectangle with the user's input (which is extracted from the command prompt).
Here are examples of what I am referring to:
If there are any changes that you want to be made, feel free to let me know. Thank you.