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I don’t think the fact is particularly interesting nor helpful, I think it just unnecessarily extends the section.
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Do you mean the whole adding or only the example?
The note paragraph was based on what already exists in the str.upper() docs. If this exists there, I think it makes sense exist here too.
The example I've suggested adds to str.upper() docs on #144638. I would prefer a more Occidental example, but I couldn't find one. I think examples are important.
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I was referring to specifically the "most spoken language in..." fact.
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I was referring to specifically the "most spoken language in..." fact.
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Oh, nice. I've put it because if I see only "written in Punjabi", I would think "wtf is Punjabi?". Of course, I would search about that, but I thought it could be ended here.
That being said, we can:
What do you prefer?
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WIP #106318
This PR adds some details to str.lower() to make it similar to str.upper() proposed by #144638.
📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://cpython-previews--144848.org.readthedocs.build/