Fixed wrong sample Python code, closes #1694 #1695
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Signed-off-by: Miguel <[email protected]>
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Closing after comments by Jean-Christophe at #1694 |
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Fixes #1694Summarize your change.
The sample Python code threw an error. The changed code now works. The solution is from StackOverflow.
Reference associated tests.
This PR is about documentation and the README, so I did not run tests.