Fix memset call in basic_concepts user guide - #2368
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The example on line 195 called mem_s.memset(value=...), but _Memory.memset's parameter is named val. It also had a stray extra quote in ord(b"-""). Correct both so the snippet runs.
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Summary
Fixes a broken example in the "Basic Concepts" user guide.
The snippet on
basic_concepts.rst:195called:Two problems:
_Memory.memset's parameter is namedval, notvalue, so the keyword argument raisesTypeError.ord(b"-"")has a stray extra double-quote, which is aSyntaxError.Corrected to:
Documentation-only change; no code or behavior is affected.