docs: fix example code not printing properly - #28034
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This code example:
fn foo() (int, int) {return 2, 3}fn main() {c, _ := foo()print(c)// no warning about unused variable returned by foo.}is supposed to print out the second returned variable from
foo(), which is 3.The issue is that it uses
print()instead ofprintln()to do so, resulting in nothing being printed to output, because a new line has not been started.There are multiple ways to start a new line for this context,
println()is easiest.