[Term Entry] Add documentation for PyTorch .sinh() function #8139 #8155
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Added documentation for the .sinh() function in PyTorch, including its syntax, parameters, return value, and examples. Issue Codecademy#8139
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Add documentation for the .sqrt() function in PyTorch, including syntax, parameters, return value, and examples for single-element and 1D tensors. Codecademy#8141
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Hey @vishakha1411, you can only submit ONE PR on one branch. Also, in order to work on the Make sure you follow the steps to avoid any future PR closing. Thanks! For this PR, please remove the |
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Added documentation for the .sinh() and .sqrt() function in PyTorch, including its syntax, parameters, return value, and examples. Issue #8139