Mark Lawrence added the comment: >From a user perspective the docs say this "itertools.repeat(object[, times]) - >Make an iterator that returns object over and over again. Runs indefinitely >unless the times argument is specified." So to me the use of "Times=None" in >the "equivalent to" section is simply a red herring, as the user often won't >bother reading this and certainly won't see it from interactive help. As for >negative times values I'd say leave it as is, although it someone was to >suggest deprecating this behaviour and raising a ValueError instead I'd have >no objections.
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