[Octave-bug-tracker] [bug #35157] Naive users baffled by "complex scalar type invalid as index value"

[Michael Godfrey]

Follow-up Comment #10, bug #35157 (project octave):

>>Furthermore, the reason you don't see i and j as variables is because by
default they're not.

Right, and exist actually says that.  But, this does not seem
to be widely known.  At least, a Section in the Manual titled
something like "Initial definitions"  would be a help.  And,
a way to keep it in sync with the code would be very nice.

pi is also a function.  Another thing that I did not know
until now!


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