Tiny improvements for the multi-parameter symbols example #1050
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Since there were only minor fixes, this PR looks good to me.
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@core-man It looks good. Could you also update the docstrings to make lines shorter than 80 chars? |
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Description of proposed changes
Tiny improvements for the comments in the gallery example for the multi-parameter symbols
Related to #983 and #996.
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