Doc: Add exponentiation example to tutorial introduction#138096
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There already are examples, a paragraph below, when the operator is introduced:
It is not in the section you have added the example to as it has not yet introduced exponentiation:
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Yeah, sorry. I agree with Stan -- we're only introducing the arithmetic operators here. |
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This PR updates the tutorial's introduction section by adding an example of the
**operator (exponentiation). It demonstrates how to raise a number to a power,using
2 ** 9as the example for clarity.📚 Documentation preview 📚: https://cpython-previews--138096.org.readthedocs.build/