Docs: fix incorrect example for dicts in 3.6+ #4401
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As part of the new python 3.9+ examples there's been a small error in the example for dicts. Instead of adding a new example, the old code was replaced and linked to be used for both 3.6+ and 3.9+. This merely restores the old example for 3.6 and moves the new example to a new file with the "_py39" suffix (so it's in line with the other similar examples) and fixes the link in the markdown.
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Seems that the same work was done in #4434, which was merged, so closing this. |
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As part of the new python 3.9+ examples (commit d08a062) there's been a small error in the example for dicts. Instead of adding a new example, the old code was replaced and linked to be used for both 3.6+ and 3.9+.
This merely restores the old example for 3.6 and moves the new example to a new file with the "_py39" suffix (so it's in line with the other similar examples) and fixes the link in the markdown.