src/miniproject/dev/double_function/mini_double_ref.py
def uint_double(k):
    """Substitute for corresponding C function in the mini_double package


    The cython extension 'mini_double' is used for code generation.
    Depending on the details of the build process, it may not yet be
    available when the code is generated. So we take this function as
    a substitute for the corresponding function in the ``mini_double``
    package.
    """
    return 2*k
Substitute for corresponding C function in the mini_double package


    The cython extension 'mini_double' is used for code generation.
    Depending on the details of the build process, it may not yet be
    available when the code is generated. So we take this function as
    a substitute for the corresponding function in the ``mini_double``
    package.
    
Substitute for corresponding C function in the mini_double package
The cython extension 'mini_double' is used for code generation.
Depending on the details of the build process, it may not yet be
available when the code is generated. So we take this function as
a substitute for the corresponding function in the ``mini_double``
package.
Substitute for corresponding C function in the mini_double package The cython extension ' mini_double ' is used for code generation . Depending on the details of the build process it may not yet be available when the code is generated . So we take this function as a substitute for the corresponding function in the ` ` mini_double ` ` package .
def uint_double(k):
    return 2*k
def uint_double ( k ) : return 2 * k
Substitute for corresponding C function in the mini_double package
The cython extension 'mini_double' is used for code generation.
Substitute for corresponding C function in the mini_double package The cython extension ' mini_double ' is used for code generation .
"""Substitute for corresponding C function in the mini_double package


    The cython extension 'mini_double' is used for code generation.
    Depending on the details of the build process, it may not yet be
    available when the code is generated. So we take this function as
    a substitute for the corresponding function in the ``mini_double``
    package.
    """
k