original_docstring: Returns the index of the maximum element for python built-in iterables (e.g. lists or tuples).
      Turns out to be faster than numpy.argmax on low-dimensional vectors.
  
      :param iterable iterable: The vector in which to find the index of the maximum element
      :return: Maximum element index
      :rtype: Int
      
docstring: Returns the index of the maximum element for python built-in iterables .
  Turns out to be faster than numpy.argmax on low-dimensional vectors.
docstring_tokens: Returns the index of the maximum element for python built - in iterables . Turns out to be faster than numpy . argmax on low - dimensional vectors .
code: def argmax(iterable):
      """Returns the index of the maximum element for python built-in iterables (e.g. lists or tuples).
      Turns out to be faster than numpy.argmax on low-dimensional vectors.
  
      :param iterable iterable: The vector in which to find the index of the maximum element
      :return: Maximum element index
      :rtype: Int
      """
      return max(range(len(iterable)), key=lambda x: iterable[x])
code_tokens: def argmax ( iterable ) : return max ( range ( len ( iterable ) ) , key = lambda x : iterable [ x ] )
short_docstring: Returns the index of the maximum element for python built-in iterables (e.g.
short_docstring_tokens: Returns the index of the maximum element for python built - in iterables ( e . g .
comment: """Returns the index of the maximum element for python built-in iterables (e.g. lists or tuples).
      Turns out to be faster than numpy.argmax on low-dimensional vectors.
  
      :param iterable iterable: The vector in which to find the index of the maximum element
      :return: Maximum element index
      :rtype: Int
      """