An issue with code

[mRrIzEn (~m®_π!z€n~)]

code on example page is problematic, >>> the_world_is_flat = True should be = False

[ericvsmith]

You’ll need to provide more details. Where is this? Why is it wrong in the example? I’m sure it’s just a tongue-in-cheek example, not advocating for a flat earth.

[JamesParrott]

It’s a harmless joke. And in any case, those susceptible to conspiracy theories, are the last people to take the time to read the docs.

But feel free to suggest a less triggering, complete example than:

the_world_is_flat = True
if the_world_is_flat:
    print("Be careful not to fall off!")

Be careful not to fall off!

2. Using the Python Interpreter

Also it’s a great Monty Python reference:

Meaning of Life - Flat Earth

[c-rob (Chuck R.)]

@JamesParrott

And in any case, those susceptible to conspiracy theories, are the last people to take the time to read the docs.

I disagree. Us engineers rarely read the docs in any case. Managers make sure we don’t have time to read the docs.

[Jos_Verlinde]

And that is why LLM summaries were created.