Add introduction to arrow syntax in for...in expression documentation #48942
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Summary
Fixes the issue where the arrow (
->) operator syntax appeared in a code example without prior introduction or explanation.Changes
Added a brief introduction to the arrow syntax before the first code example that uses it in the
loops-for-in-expression.mddocument. The addition:->is a shorthand fordo yieldin sequence expressions and computation expressionsExample
The code snippet that was appearing without context:
Now has an introduction explaining the
->operator before readers encounter it in the example.Closes #[issue_number]
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