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Update Module docstring for Python 3 #65748
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In Python 3, we can call `super()` without any arguments. If I understand correctly, Python 2 is no longer supported by PyTorch, so we can change the documentation to be Python-3 only :)
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In Python 3, we can call
super()
without any arguments.If I understand correctly, Python 2 is no longer supported by PyTorch, so we can change the documentation to be Python-3 only :)