Fix missing multiplication operator in pendulum example #799
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Add missing multiplication operator between 0.1 and sin(t) in the pendulum external torque definition. In Julia, you cannot write 0.1sin(t) - you need 0.1 * sin(t) for the multiplication operator. This fixes a syntax error that would cause the code example to fail when executed. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.ai/code) Co-Authored-By: Claude <[email protected]>
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Summary
This PR fixes a syntax error in the getting started documentation where a multiplication operator was missing between a numeric literal and a function call.
Problem
In the pendulum example, the external torque was defined as:
This is invalid Julia syntax. While you can write
2xfor multiplication with variables, you cannot write0.1sin(t)- you need an explicit multiplication operator between a numeric literal and a function call.Solution
Fixed the syntax to:
Impact
This fixes a syntax error that would cause the code example to fail when users try to execute it, improving the user experience when following the getting started tutorial.
🤖 Generated with Claude Code