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Understanding syntax `clustering(G[, nodes, weight])`

A lot of functions in NetworkX are mentioned like this in the reference. What does this mean starting the square bracket with a comma.
e.g. clustering(G[, nodes, weight]) node_redundancy(G[, nodes]) etc. without any first argument.

Is this python syntax or networkx convention?

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>Solution :

clustering(G[, nodes, weight]) simply means that the function clustering() takes one required argument G, and optionally two other arguments – nodes and weight. This is fairly standard notation in documentation, regardless of language.

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