gh-140505: Fix 'parameters' to 'arguments' in xmlrpc.client.MultiCall docs #141942
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Fixes python#140505 The xmlrpc.client.MultiCall documentation incorrectly used 'parameters' when it should say 'arguments'. The MultiCall object stores the call name and arguments (not parameters) since the call occurs through a getitem that returns a _MultiCallMethod callable with *args.
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…tiCall docs (pythonGH-141942) Fix terminology: change 'parameters' to 'arguments' in MultiCall docs Fixes python#140505
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Fixes #140505
The xmlrpc.client.MultiCall documentation incorrectly used 'parameters' when it should say 'arguments'.
As noted in the issue, the MultiCall object stores the call name and arguments (not parameters) since the call occurs through a
__getitem__that returns a_MultiCallMethodcallable with*args.This PR changes the word 'parameters' to 'arguments' in line 475 of the MultiCall class documentation.
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