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Customize error messages in the math module.
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Imporve error messages for `math.log()`.
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Shouldn't same message be used below on the line 1076 as well (infinite r for finite input)? atanh(-1) is an example.
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I was wondering if there is a function that can have both input and output( NAN r for non-NAN x and infinite r for finite x).
If such a function exists, it may lead to confusing error messages, because one error message corresponds to two scenarios. I haven't thought of such a function yet, please suggest if it exists. :)
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Same atanh :)
atanh(2) - for the 1st scenario and atanh(1) - for the second. I doubt it will be confusing if you raise instead something like ValueError("atanh expects an argument from (-1, -1), got %R"). I don't think it does make sense to have a different descriptions for pole errors (like atanh(1)). @mdickinson ?
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See 9c32ae0 from #102523.