Docs: fix incorrect reference in bin() documentation#149140
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This is a small documentation fix that does not require a separate issue. Could a maintainer please add the |
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enum.bin exists and its purpose is correct: https://docs.python.org/3/library/enum.html#enum.bin. |
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Fix an incorrect reference to
enum.binin the documentation for the built-inbin()function.The reference pointed to a non-existent function. It has been replaced with a correct explanation of how negative integers are represented, along with a reference to
format()for further details on binary representations.