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DOC: fix duplicated-word and grammar typos in C-API reference - #31802
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Thanks @shoumikchakravarty-dev, all of these are an improvement. |
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PR summary
Removes duplicated-word and grammar typos in the C-API reference docs (array.rst, datetimes.rst) and a duplicated word in an error-message string (
numpy/_core/__init__.py).First time committer introduction
Hello! I'm new to the NumPy community. I use Python in my project work and have been learning NumPy for some time. I've also served as a technical reviewer for programming books, including a Python title. I'd like to start spending time on open source contribution, and this is my first PR toward that.
AI Disclosure
An AI assistant (Anthropic's Claude, via the Claude desktop app) was used to scan
the documentation and source for duplicated-word and grammar typos and to suggest
the corrected wording. I reviewed and verified each change myself. No program logic
was AI-generated — the changes are limited to documentation text and one duplicated
word in an error-message string. This PR summary and my introduction were written by me.