Mention integers in mod1 docstring
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This currently causes the whitespace check to fail.
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This seems to have accidentally added trailing whitespace. @staticfloat @DilumAluthge Any ideas what happened to the whitespace job? |
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This currently causes the whitespace check to fail.
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The present docstring for
mod1explains it as giving a result in the closed-right interval(0, y], instead of[0, y)formod. That's focused on the real numbers, but it's then a bit of a mystery why this is calledmod1. I think that comes from the integers, where it returns something in1:yinstead of in0:y-1, thus matchingOneTo(y). So I added a paragraph saying that.And I've extended the examples to, I hope, make them explain what it does even if you didn't read the formal version.