gh-117961: Fix grammar production for multiplicative operators#145636
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This is identical to the earlier PR #138847. |
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I knew I remembered this from somewhere... please don't open duplicate PRs, closing. |
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Fixes #117961
This PR corrects the grammar production for the multiplicative operator
@(matmul) in the expressions documentation.The right-hand operand of the
@operator should beu_expr(unary expression), notm_expr(multiplicative expression), as per the grammar specification.Changed line 1570 in Doc/reference/expressions.rst:
m_expr"@"m_exprm_expr"@"u_expr📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://cpython-previews--145636.org.readthedocs.build/