Small typo in Mutable Sequence Types documentation
Hi, This bug shows up here: http://docs.python.org/library/stdtypes.html#mutable-sequence-types When it quotes s.pop([i]) I think the correct syntax for the expression is s.pop(i) Is this a typo? Or am I just interpreting it wrongly? I drew my conclusions from some rudimentary testing of what works with a temporary list s I defined. ~Darren
Hello It’s not a typo. Brackets are used to denote optional arguments in the doc. So “s.pop([1])” means “s.pop() or s.pop(i) are valid”. Whether using such confusing markup at the age of HTML and CSS is up to the reader :) Kind regards
Hello It’s not a typo. Brackets are used to denote optional arguments in the doc. So “s.pop([1])” means “s.pop() or s.pop(i) are valid”. Whether using such confusing markup at the age of HTML and CSS is up to the reader :) Kind regards
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