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The Standard Library defines a number of built-in functions, and a shorthand notation is used when a function is defined, such as the definition of repr:
repr(object, /)
But there is no information about what that "/' means in the function signature. It is not standard computer science notation, so I started looking for its meaning. Normally, a notation key should be at the beginning of the document or section, but I do not find a notation key either at the beginning of the section or at the beginning of the documentation.
Could a notation key be added please, to define the meaning of this and any other non-standard notation that is used in the Python documentation?