original_docstring:  sorts a list of integers that is within a list itself. takes a list with lists in it as the first input, and the array position of the sublist to sort from 
docstring: sorts a list of integers that is within a list itself. takes a list with lists in it as the first input, and the array position of the sublist to sort from
docstring_tokens: sorts a list of integers that is within a list itself . takes a list with lists in it as the first input and the array position of the sublist to sort from
code: def sort_list_of_lists(list_of_list,sublist_position):
      ''' sorts a list of integers that is within a list itself. takes a list with lists in it as the first input, and the array position of the sublist to sort from '''
      
      # this didn't really need to be a function... as it is already a function... but i did this for readability reasons.
      list_of_list.sort(key = lambda x:x[sublist_position])
      return list_of_list
code_tokens: def sort_list_of_lists ( list_of_list , sublist_position ) : list_of_list . sort ( key = lambda x : x [ sublist_position ] ) return list_of_list
short_docstring: sorts a list of integers that is within a list itself.
short_docstring_tokens: sorts a list of integers that is within a list itself .
comment: ''' sorts a list of integers that is within a list itself. takes a list with lists in it as the first input, and the array position of the sublist to sort from '''$SEP$# this didn't really need to be a function... as it is already a function... but i did this for readability reasons.