See, you say that, but the version you whipped up last night wouldn't let
me restore sysnand to get back from 2.1. I ended up using 0.5 to get back
to 9.2 to finish up Step 4 of the guide.
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Typo in commit note subject: `overseas_passports_services` -> `overseas_passports_embassies`


Why does `support_line_width` (or any other support settings) need to be set globally rather than per meshgroup? Does the support ever join with the support of other mesh groups?


shouldn't it call like "ackFailure"?


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this is definitely not ok because there is `                       ` right within the message visible to the user


Only to keep the core class simple with just the data members, but they could easily go in the class body. I guess it kind of felt natural at the time since they have relationships with other objects - one to create a query object from form values, the other to produce a predicate format from a query object. I need to read up on Swift guidelines, but it's interesting to see some of the different design styles Swift affords.

Greg

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Also, I was curious.  Any reason for adding these functions as extensions to the class instead of just defining them inside the class?

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Shouldn't Caucasian get mapped to N rather than OT?


Nice touch :smile:


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Maybe we need community.images (array) here. What do you think?


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@perrygeo @brendan-ward would you be okay with renaming `GDALError.none` to `GDALError.pass`? Python's `None` should be the only "none" around here.


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`ProjectileUpdateOperation`


@mcollina .. no worries, we've all done it :-) at this point there's nothing to do.


We don't need it yet. It will be easy to change if we need it, so, I would not do it :smile:


Beklager at jeg ikke kan finde ud af at stave til dit efternavn, @dirkhas! :blush:


Looks like they have staging branches in most repos... Haven't looked to see if they've mived or not


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And you can confirm that the anonUser objectId is sent along the login request?


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Relative paths are local to the file directory. So school project or not, it makes no difference. Hardcoding paths like this is always bad practice. I just noticed you're using a button to redirect to another page? Any reason it's a button versus a link?


typo?


ここの部分、全く納得がいっていない。


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Drop this


I want to use a button because I know how to style them better.

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Suggestion: A further improvement might be to use the "null object" pattern for `fco_organisation` i.e. to return a `NullFcoOrganisation` which returns `[]` to `#offices_with_service`.


use equalTo


LGTM


I understand we have checked it and found a minor issue which will be fixed before merge. But how has the upgrade been improperly implemented?


Nice find! Thanks for the PR,

Cheers,
Sidney


I need to think about the above a little more. If the function set a debugging message, an exception would be raised and that's not right. I've already written that GDAL error context manager, so maybe I can extend it for use in the above.


Hm, some time ago didn't we agree to use less scala and more java?


How long will it take for 1.3.9 to appear here http://www.jsdelivr.com/projects/jquery.marquee


I just updated it. Thanks!


I have added your binary as "opendlv-system-application-sensation-sensation-mauro"; could you please check if this merge is working for you?


```
/**
 * An {@link UpdateOperation} for addition or removal of  {@link Projectile}s.
 */
```


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**Code Quality - Nitpick**

You should use a max line length of 80, as is the default for Javascript.


u should have this in ur gitignore


Could only perform as an hasConvertedCost(int) method


Is there a reason to change the order here? Perhaps you were thinking of removing `overseas_passports_embassies` but then decided to do that in a later commit? If so, it would be nice to revert this change.


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why?


@racaljk 刚刚执行了 `git rebase -i` 废掉了一个 commit


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adding new todo.PhantomJS 2.1.1 (Linux 0.0.0): our todoList should be empty at first render: <no details avaliable>

adding new todo.PhantomJS 2.1.1 (Linux 0.0.0): should add it: <no details avaliable>

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```


Typo! :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Sounds good!


I think so yes, it would be more logical. It should be possible to include this in block-translate.xsl I think, but to keep it a two-step translation (add as separate XSLT to block-translate.xpl) is fine too. But in the end it doesn't matter that much, just wanted to point it out.


You should be able to apply the same styles to an anchor tag. To make it
resemble a button, just do the following. I think the key is the `display:
block`. Buttons are typically reserved for forms. Have you looked into
bootstrap css?
http://www.w3schools.com/bootstrap/bootstrap_ref_css_buttons.asp

```css
  display: block;
  width: 100px;
  height: 25px;
```

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> >
> >
> >> On Mar 10, 2016, at 9:26 PM, Ricky C. <notifications@github.com
> <mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
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> >> You need to make these relative urls. They are linking to your local
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@isaacs It would be nicer to do it by using `0o777` and so on (notice the `o` in the number). It does work in strict mode. :sparkle:


Done.


@reshama I put down vim & Atom ???


Dude what are you even doing...

```return definition.mapToInt(NpcDefinition::getSize).orElse(1);```


In the previous chapter we defined an object as a collection of data that provides methods.  Why change that now?  And I don't think the use of "item" here works.


- Add `<legend><?php p($l->t('LDAP'));?></legend>` above.
- Change label value to `Link Attribute`.


It's very zen.


Wait, WAT?  This is happening in the form splitter.  So I am very confused about what tabulation of trace elements on a cell has to do with form splitting.


Did this get reset to the original version before changing the loop logic?


I think this needs a default value


手动运行 post-mount 文件可以跑起来吗？会不会写错参数了。或者直接运行 ss-redir 看看行不行。

你也可以尝试在 post-mount 中加入一行语句判断运行了没有：
echo "something" >> /tmp/anyfile


default value? maybe?


 @IanLondon
Oops, copy and paste fail.
Vim and Atom are good too.
(I like Emacs.)  :smile:


Nope not at all.


What's wrong with "produce"?


Change label to `UUID Attribute`.


This formatting seems wrong - Should be de-indented by 4 spaces

Also, generally we dont add documentation comments to tests. Would be great if you could change the name to help understand what this test does.

The reason for this is that pytest doesnt show the comment, but does show the name. makes it super easy to find the issue


I believe this should be about JMS and not AMQP


Minor: Ideally this belongs in the commit where we started setting the `current_location` on the `calculator` in the `next_node` block for *this* question (Q1a).


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space before `A`


没用过rebase，但这样反而更好


Thanks. We will review pull request with the team.


file is used during patching so it can't write.


Done.


@naomitague Just to clarify, by default, you would like Lstar to be excluded from the rnet calculations for canopy.  Is this correct?  Should this also apply to non-canopy evap?


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Decrypting JPN games now, rather than leaving then for later.


Have you got any performance figures after the changes?


I notice these if conditions and Im wondering if a `set` would be better.

A set is basically a list but doesnt store the order of the items and doesnt allow duplicated


Minor: As I've mentioned before, the pattern we've adopted elsewhere is to instantiate the calculator in a `next_node_calculation` block in the first question and set all responses on the `calculator` in the `next_node` block for each question (including the first one).


Looks good, although I want to revert a couple of wording changes.


e.g. Cascade into split - if the converted cost of either half is lower, then can cast ***either*** half.


as part of #13


`return if ! any {/^[23]/} @anode_tags;`


Corrigindo msg do commit: Closes #670.


Note that in sets - the `in` and `.remove()` are considerably faster due to the inherent way the data structure works


The FormSplitter produces things like: `div((v_1[0], v_1[1], 0)[2])`. Now please tabulate this when `v_1` is a trace element.


Minor: In any case, I don't really see the relevance of this change to the commit note or the rest of the changes in the commit.


`return if $t_node->is_member;`


Should have a period at the end of the sentence.


Well spotted @MuriloDalRi :) Thanks


Yes, we using  `ParseUser.enableAutomaticUser();`  before the login request.
enableAutomaticUser() Enables automatic creation of anonymous users.
You can try login with sample app using facebook in Parse-server, login will work , after login. Try logout and  login again. Here this flow fail.
I believe the server is not differentiating if I'm trying to make a login or sign in with facebook.


:trollface:


What does scanning port "65536" do?


Nice work @andela-ydaniju

The following are my observations:
1. I think you should put the **RSpec Test Matchers** article on a separate directory in the repo because the repo will be used for other topics.
2. Those said folders and files - `spec_helper.rb`, `.rspec` can be generated with `rspec --init` command
3. You can use the:

> ```ruby <your code here> ``` to make you code better formatted as a ruby code

Nice work again :+1:


Yep, `setUp` is correct then.  However, let's still put it at the top of each test, since this is the style in the rest of the code and won't break if someone moves a test around.


A masala, vidim da si dobar lik, ja namjeravam uzeti orginal i legalnti
IPTV, pa cu ti podjeliti url da imas

petak, 11. ožujka 2016. korisnik vlajic3 <notifications@github.com> napisao
je:

> Ja sam dosao do te liste preko fejsbuk grupa jer dosta ih je objavilo na
> fejs koristilo je sigurno 2000 ljudi a neko je objavio i na onaj pastebin
> mislim da pise bobo iptv tako nesto
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> nje ne znam, ali sam sve to napravio pomocu samo jednog kanala kojeg sam
> nasao na netu, i samo mijenjao kod u url, tj ID kanala i nasao stotinjak.
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Of course it should be! I was just trying to see if you notice ;)
But on the serious note, my bad!


Can you get your server in VERBOSE so I can see what requests are sent?


What about storing the record in in timestamp/universal time?  getTime() probably will save some headaches since it's always "milliseconds since 1 January 1970 00:00:00 UTC"


I've addressed by adding action_mailer to the comment


More idiomatic Perl style is without the `$_ =~`.


FYI: The CDN is enabled by default.


`destination` for consistency pls


Minor: You might want to consider adding a "flow" unit test like [this one][1] for this validation.

[1]: https://github.com/alphagov/smart-answers/blob/master/test/unit/smart_answer_flows/part_year_profit_tax_credits_flow_test.rb#L176-L189


I've addressed by moving this commit to the one before removing the requiring the `action_mailer/railtie` in `application.rb`.


handles


**Code Quality - Nitpick**

Node.js supports importing of JSON files same was it does javascript files.
That way you wouldn't need to employ the `fs` node module.
See below:

```
…
_this.rawData = require(file);
…
```


i did not delete, i changed void to bool ?
What do you miss ?


@alexey-lysiuk Thanks for that info.


lol :fire:


Whoops, I think we meant to take another look at this, but we haven't. Will fix! I'm re-assessing where we're at with Rails support thanks to the Rails 5 release coming up, I'll make sure we're up-to-date.


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Please, don't check `HAXELIB_RUN` against value `"1"`, just do `!= null` instead. I hope we'll change this env var to contain a library directory path someday (#272).


@racaljk 刚刚放出的 Google IP 没半小时就 blocked 了，有点不可思议。
git 的 rebase 还是很不错的，commit 压缩 / 换位 / 编辑。
如果要废掉的 commit 之前没有新的提交，直接 `git reset --hard HEAD^` 就好，有提交就要
rebase 了，
> gitter-badger committed with andytimes 7 hours ago

Github 的 Pull Request ，rebase 后貌似会消失。


What is the reason for the `null` check here? If it is `null` or `undefined` it will be different than 'step'.


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@AbdealiJK I think we need an order here. Because after having a failed action what if a user applies a no action(Option.0). I have with few cases. I think what i have changed in this code works !


ready


agreed a set is probably better


**Code Quality - Nitpick**

When referring to functions that are attributed to the window object, you should reference them as such.
 - This provides more context as to the source of the function since it's not defined or imported into your code base
 - This also removes the lint errors you'll get from JSHint or ESlint (when they aren't listed as predefined functions / variables in the configuration files.)


Fixes #1


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Looks good.  I did some revision.


the `if` and `setState` calls should be indented.


It's worth noting the way a method is declared so that it can `return` a value to the calling method. Methods in Swift are very different when compared to other programming languages I'm used to. In the above example the first part is fairly standard `override func tableView`. The rest is slightly different then I'm used to `(tableView: UITableView, willSelectRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> NSIndexPath?`

Lets start with `tableView: UITableView`. You might be able to guess what this is. Simply it is a variable that is going to hold a `UITableView` object and its name will be `tableView`. If we need to do something with the `UITableView` when this is called we can using that variable.

The next part `willSelectRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath` is two things. First `willSelectRowAtIndexPath` is the event we are listening for and `indexPath` is the variable that will hold the `NSIndexPath` object. The `NSIndexPath` object is used to get reference to the row in the `UITableView` that caused the event.

Lastly we have `-> NSIndexPath?`. This is the object that will be returned to the calling method. the `?` indicates that the return is optional.

Altho it's not shown in the example above you can have multiple return types! I've not seen this before!
Here is an example of how you would set up the method to return multiple type:
`-> (small: Int, large: Int)`

To actually return multiple types you would do the following:
`return (smallResult, largeResult)`

I wont dive into it here but you can even have optional multiple return types!


Done


Minor: It might be worth explaining in the commit note why you've added a `nil` check into the implementation.


Unfortunately this will result in a higher time line in the Piano Roll and Automation editor because `height` seems to indicate something like "please use this height but you might also use other heights if they fit".


@srisankethu didn't follow why order is needed.
The operations you do with it are `in` `.remove()` - and both of them dont need order


This should have a "@DynamicProperty" tag detailing how dynamic properties are used.


@AbdealiJK I disagree, yes we don't generally add doc comments to tests but we *should* and starting now is great!


They're all `==` checks so no that wouldn't trigger too, but `elif` is more readable, so changed in a374433


Cool! I was wondering whether this could be part of `draw` itself by having maybe a boolean keyword `save`? This way we wouldn't need a separate method. Just a suggestion. What do you think?


done in a374433


you used (void) when calling sol_coap_header_get_type here, but you didn't do that in other areas of the code. any reason to do that only here? The same for other functions.


@sils1297 Ok then I will check out! But did you get what is said above?


`stopAllThreadsMode` does not seem like a `debugViewModel` property to me. ViewModel reflects the view state in the debug world. I do not think `stopAllThreadsMode` should be a global property at all or a mode. In my opinon, it should just notify the model that all threads are stopped.


can you add a comment why you test the failing input two times? Explain what scenario it covers please


that passes on windows? Can't we use something like... echo?


The problem with suites is that in the case of fail it will run again all tests because it is not able to select only the test files that had failed tests.


I see, alright :+1:
I thought the name would be appropriate as `test_failed_action_in_memory` (Im horrible at naming)
And hence the doc comment would not be needed


shouldnt it be in reverse? if num_out<max_out: all ok?


OK, I see, so the problem is that in tsfc you tabulate all the components and then later gem index simplification throws the (previously NaN) pieces away.  But now those produce an error?


@AbdealiJK I feel test name is appropriate. I will remove the comment thouh


so if the comment does *not* give more info than the name then it should be removed of course but IMO we should start giving tests some meaning


Are line breaks okay for multiple lines with statements or should I nest them?


+1 agreed, will change


This should not be view level property, similar to how `variables` and `scopes` expansion is only remembered in the `tree`, the threads need to do the same. This should not live in the `debugViewModel`.


I started doing as you suggested and then realised I would have to play around with dictionaries because I missed out one of the most important bits in 19ca61e


FYI, it is better to not include update .html files. steve will recreate them anyway and if he makes changes to the .txt file before committing, it frequently creates conflicts.


Andre commented on the naming already, this should be `allThreadsStopped`


Why do you give the filename if youre using stdin ?


Minor: Very long line in commit note.


Correct

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If possible, please use the longer args. They give more meaning and are easier to understand.
For example: I currently am not sure what `-D` `-a` `-s` are for  ... and It'd take me 2 extra minutes to understand this.

yes ... I'm lazy. very lazy.


Minor: You might want to explain why you've introduced a `nil` check here.


Indeed

Let's just remember this is a temporary solution until connman supports it


Awesome! Great job! Thanks so much!

However, I don't think that this should necessarily fail, actually.
Users should be allowed to make `Lightcurve` objects even if the data aren't on a regularly sampled grid.
Instead, it would be useful if it could throw a warning telling the user that the light curve isn't evenly sampled and that this could cause problems with Fourier transforms.
Have a look at the function `simon` in `utils.py` which works as our logging system.

When that's done, what would be really useful is a unit test. :)


period at end of sentence :)


Minor: Also it occurs to me that if `passport_data` returned an empty `Hash` by default, both `application_type` and `application_form` could be simplified.


like


Minor: See previous comments about similar methods.


Got this feedback earlier, changed it to GetCredentialsAsync


There's an `npm login` step here but afaik no logging out later on. It may be worth covering this or prompting the user to.


## Task 1

Similar to your previous assignment, write a program to count word usage in Chapter 1 of The Origin of Species (you are free to use most/all of that your code to do similar tasks).  Have this program print out, in decreasing order (most common to least common) the 20 most common words and the count of each word used. Your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, it should be formatted correctly, and you should **use `argparse`** to get the name of the input and output files from the user.  You may use any type of dictionary object in your code.  You should print your Top 20 results to the screen using the `.format()` string method, and your results should be prettily spaced (again, using `.format()`) so that the column of words and word counts are justified left, like so:

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses `argparse` to get input and output files (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program uses any sort of dictionary to correctly count words in the text and returns the correct words and their counts for the 20 most common words (3 pts.)

## Task 2

Write a program that uses `argparse` to get the name of the tab-delimited file you created above from the user.  Read that file into your program, and determine count of all words that start with the letter "t" (or "T").  Using the `os.path` module, write these t-starting words to a new tab-delimited file that has the same name as the input file, but with "T-words" prepended to the input filename.  For example, if the input filename is "all-word-counts.txt", then your output file of t-words should be "T-words-all-word-counts.txt".  You can accomplish these filename manipulations using the `os.path` module. Your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses `argparse` to get the input filename (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly writes the requested file containing words that start with "T" and the count of these words (3 pts.)

## Task 3

Getting the t-words is all good, but your boss wants you to output a separate file for words that start with all letters of the alphabet.  So, modify your program from Task 2 to output 26 files, the names of which should begin with the appropriate letter of the alphabet (e.g. `A-words-all-word-counts.txt`, `B-words-all-word-counts.txt`, `C-words-all-word-counts.txt`) and the contents of which should be those words that start with the corresponding letter and the counts of those words in Darwin's text.  Format each file, as above, in tab-delimited format. Your program should contain a `main` loop and an `ifmain` statement, and it should be formatted correctly.

- [ ] Program is correctly formatted (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program includes `main()` function and "ifmain" statement (0.5 pt)
- [ ] Program uses `argparse` to get the input filename (1.0 pt)
- [ ] Program correctly writes the requested files, names according to letters of the alphabet, where each file contains words that start with the corresponding alphabet letter, and the count of these words (3 pts.)


fixed in later commit


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yep, I got that, just wanted to be sure it could handle the edge case :+1:


It's just `en` for ISO lang attribute.


The claim here is that you have to generate a RID whether you are generating simulcast or not? That seems odd.


Don't use backslashes. Not sure what you mean by 'nest'?


hahaha!


Fixes #175


[HZR] AC-Web User views Hot Zone Report on map


Fixed the dte access to UI thread.
RE: _dte member, its better to inject this dependency in the constructor.  Preferably IComponentModel should be injected in the constructor as well, but getting short on time to make nonfunctional changes.


if can send -> cannot add to pending


Also, I wish I could enter the JPN eShop on my region changed emuNAND, that would make getting the xmls of, at least, the demos more easier.


Yeah!


Opinion: `Pathname.new("fixtures/index.html").expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__)).read` reads better.


That whole loop with wait(1) and wait(0.1) looks suspicious - why can't it just wait on ended?


Minor: You might want to explain why you've introduce the `blank?` check here.


This is not our style of duplication the tree expension state to the `debugViewModel` - more details about this I comment in your `debugViewModel` changes.

In my opinion, the right way for this to be handled is that each `Thread` requests its children (the `callStack`) lazily. Similar to how `Scope` and `Variable` do it - checkout the `ExpressionContainter` class. Using this mechanism children of these elements are fetched only when a user collapses / expands a tree node.
That way we do not need any of this global state that you are trying to preserve in the view model which I think is wrong.


Ok hvala ja nisam nikad ni znao da postoji stranica git hub dok je nisu poceli stavljati na fejs grupue  i stavili su i ovu listu ja sam je tada i skinuo kad se pojavila na fejsu neko je drugi dosao prije mene do nje i onda se rasirila dalje

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A masala, vidim da si dobar lik, ja namjeravam uzeti orginal i legalnti
IPTV, pa cu ti podjeliti url da imas

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Minor: some random char added :)


`git cherry-pick` ;)


That would work ! Let me update it.


These changes cause uglify-js to fail on the backticks meaning many of us are unable to use our task runners to concat and minify foundation JS. Is there anything we can do to rectify this or is it an issue with uglify-js its self?


Typo: "with birth_location is blank" -> "**when** birth_location is blank"


Простынь какая, может вынести resources в переменную? По желанию.


Из самого `NodeWithProperty` константы терминалов теперь стоит удалить.


можно


Typo: "is birth_location" -> "**if** birth_location". It might be more consistent to use "**when** birth_location"


Ah sorry I didn't mean the statement in the `if` block, I meant the second `if ... else` block.
Basically, when `new_message_length == 4` both the `if new_message_length == 4` and the `else` clause below would match.


For some reason I couldn't find your branch while fetching it:

    git fetch hobarrera
    git cp 9e208417dd3486fa94ae33a4b57106af33cede68
    fatal: bad object 9e208417dd3486fa94ae33a4b57106af33cede68


@AbdealiJK :) Thanks a terrible name! I think i will let the test name be the same. If further any changes are to be done i work to easy adding tests under this


Nice!


Why 3? I wish I knew why.


These could be null too, right?


I was thinking about sinon related helpers earlier today :100: :dart:


`with can_send_emails_ctx, duplicate_email_ctx:`
`    with log_new_error_ctx:`
(spaces before)


@rbruce


requiredments


This is casting on overly wide net that will produce false positives. `codes.Internal` is not exclusively emitted on `transport.ConnectionError` IIRC.


We can use `yearInMillis` here.


:+1: glad it could help


Line contains following spacing inconsistencies:
- Trailing whitespaces.

*SpaceConsistencyBear, severity NORMAL, section `default`.*


I think it is best to only log the error if there is no downstream error handler. Otherwise, the log may get filled with the same error multiple times (one for each downstream node) and this can cause confusion and someone could easily miss different/unique error when most other errors (but not every error) is repeated numerous times.


Or,
`        with nested(can_send_emails_ctx, duplicate_email_ctx,
                    self.generate_constant_hash_ctx):`


Please resolve - You should never see <<<<<<<< Head or >>>>>>>> master


Hello,
In my opinion, here must be distinguished whether it is a PrimaryOutlet (has no name) or an AuxRoute (has a name).
Otherwise if you work with AuxRoute you get an exception like "registerPrimaryOutlet expects to be called with an unnamed outlet" for an AuxRoute, that does not make sense to me.
Kind Regards


Don't leave the dead code.


But I would suggest to have a separate method for saving as well as drawing because there must be times when people would want to draw first, have a look at it and then save the figure. So, I believe two separate functions would be a good choice.


Maybe we want to make the conceptual point earlier that this is a one-way simulcast thingy.


Consider kebab over camel?


All RIDs


The problem is the overhead of SIMD register fetching. You have to avoid it by prefetching.


I'd like it more if you could set the settings such that one of the files is good and the other is bad to verify the whole settings passing thing works


Any thoughts on how to pull the icon definition out of MessageIndex.controller and Unread.controller ?  Probably not a big deal (given what the icon is), but should a theme want to use image icons instead of a font icon it would be nice not have have that in the controller.


All of this logic should move to the `debugModel` the future `getChildren` method of a `thread`.
Mostly due to this change, all debug adapters need to be tested as it effect all the debugging scenarios.


In long run we should refactor to `sinon.sandbox.create` and `sinon.sandbox.restore`. Anyway, one step at the time :)


I'm not sure why you need this, it seems equivalent.


What's this?


This is awesome!


Minor: See previous comments on similar methods.


If this code is only used in one place and it only accesses functions declared in the facade, then I think the code should be in the same file it is used in. If on the other hand it is used by multiple files, then moving it to the facade makes sense.


Just move the defaults here, and make the arguments to the instantiation not have a default value (e.g. make them required arguments)


Note: we'll have to restore the Gradle task `buildEpubReadingSystem` before merging to the `develop` branch :)


hiiiiii typo verify plz


Minor: It seems odd that we're using the `&&` construct here, but ternaries in other similar methods.


Yea... Just a matter of making sure you get them all.
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thx @AdamMagaluk


euh ?… vraiment ? :)


The problem IMHO is that one must not call

  Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty(undefined, 'isPrototypeOf');

at the end. hasOwnProperty seems to check for a null/undefined this and throws a TypeError. Checking for the existence of a 'constructor' property won't help as the value of that property still has no (an undefined) prototype.

One either has to check whether "constructor" really has a "prototype" or (saving one check) check "constructor" for being a function (which usually implies that it has a prototype - although one could unset that as well).


Maybe we should add another method `this.clock.reset`?


c’est une gare fille de Hamburg Hbf


I added `readium.ndk_debug=true` to `local.properties` in the `SDKLauncher-Android/SDKLauncher-Android/` folder (not a typo, there are 2 folders with the same name :) ).

I uncommented the Gradle task `buildEpubReadingSystem` in the app's `build.gradle` script, so that Git versioning is invoked correctly.

I'm using Android Studio `2.1 preview 1` (fresh install) and I selected the app configuration `hybrid` to debug both Java and C++ using the LLDB lib (which Android Studio offered to install, when it discovered it was missing). I'm on Windows 10 by the way.

I was able to successfully compile and debug the Readium launcher app (`armeabi-v7a`) on my Android 6 device (Marshmallow / API 23) which is running arm64 (I have not tried the x86 HAXM emulator yet).


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Seems a bit odd that this returns a connection.


yeah, but sending a message to nil doesn't crash:
[nil stop] will just return nil


this is failing


No need to nest `doseq`, it supports multiple bindings.


@sils1297 Oh! I thought i changed it to gedit


Please check that `positionX` is not `_literal.end()`.
Also, I think you need to use `positionX + 1` here and similar in the next line, because we actually check `*positionX` below.


Comment t’as choisi de rendre certaines suggestable et d’autres non ? tests à la main ?


Hmm, I'll drop this commit. We should probably file something upstream. GRPC makes it overly difficult to tell that an error is about a closed or closing connection.


As a sidenote: The way to do this with openocd in the long run would be to implement a jtag tap for the cpu (there is some code already) and then directly load to ram. This is how the other architectures are done and the tap would help a lot with debugging the cpu in general.


@Sean-Der Oops, I noticed that @keyurdg's PR tried to fix this too, but he got it wrong. You now have those php_strtolower() calls both before and after the null check here. Get rid of the ones before, please.


C’est pour éviter des warnings qui remontent quand trenitalia nous sort des itinéraires qu’il ne sait pas vendre ?


@sils1297 I will change this as i am changing failed_actions to a set. It is for the code coverage part I have been missing( if condition under exception)


Just a little bit longer :)


Minor: I think it would be worth explaining that `ips_result_type` has effectively been "inlined". I struggled to follow what was going on initially.


......@flovilmart


Yep, and they insist that this is intentional.
https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/issues/530
https://github.com/grpc/grpc-go/pull/531

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yes?


I've created `Decimals` utility class in the `presto-spi` module and moved all the static methods from `ShortDecimalType`, `LongDecimalType` and `DecimalType` classes. I didn't manage to move the `ShortDecimalType`, `LongDecimalType` classes to the `presto-main` module, but i made them `package-private`, so those classes are no longer accesible to the presto connectors.


Ah, I see. Thanks for explaining


Besedil. Pomota!


Probably want to make this an identity...

```clojure
:db/unique :db.unique/identity
```


RE:  01-install.md
hello @amn34
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


Hmm, then perhaps we should be logging these at `Warning` instead of `Error`.


The default name is "multiselect_" + id where id is the unique ID the widget generated. Where is the variable i defined that you are adding to this instead of the default ID behavior?


To me, it does not feel like this should be a publicly exposed service method. WIth my suggestions from a couple of comments above, we could keep all of this insde a `Thread` model.
In that case the `rawUpdate` would also not need to take the `stackFrame`, but just the delta of `threadIds`


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shouldn't `server-side` be `both` on this line?


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RE:  01-install.md
hello @IanLondon
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


@karlmcguinness-okta
1. Whom should I ask to update the postman collections for the new naming convention? Or is it safe for me to go into the json files and make the changes?
2. What should I call it when there's no parameter. List All Users?
Otherwise implementing your suggestions on this now.


Версия,загруженная на сайт.html


This brings 2.x back in line with 1.x, correcting the _discrepancy_ but not necessarily fixing any new bugs. Those lines are near the end of their run, and any further changes belong on the master (3.x) branch (cf. gh-2986).


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`popravljanje napak` ni primeren commit mesasage, ker nič ne pove. Če si odpravil več kot eno napako, bi načeloma moralo biti več commitov (in potem bi vsak od njih povedal, kakšno napako je odpravil. Če pa že zabašeš odpravljanje večih napak v isti commit, vsaj približno napiši, kakšne napake si odpravil. Na spletni učilnici sem nekaj modroval o tem, kako se piše commit message.


Were `:job/uuid` an identity, as recommended above, you could simplify this by using `datomic.api/pull`, something like...

```clojure
(d/pull db '[*] [:job/uuid uuid])
```


Aside: I find it odd that these waiting times are just keyed on the `application_action` and not grouped under a `waiting_times` parent key.


right! :+1:
Done.


RE:  01-install.md
hello @ceciliawong15
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


Done.


Yes, Done.


2034-airloop-schedule-crash (kbenne) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2372 of 2397 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@rlerdorf here is the fix! That look right (if so cutting a release to close the other issue)

thanks


Done


Unfortunate names...


Apparently nested has been deprecated? https://docs.python.org/2/library/contextlib.html

It is a bit ick, and we don't really have a good convention. I think dup_email_ctx is fine in this case, or alternatively you can just leave it as generate_hash_ctx.


:facepalm: added the right port and now I'm getting further


RE:  01-install.md
hello @chris-graham
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


Yeah, thanks; I didn't notice until you pointed it out. I'll probably move it to block-translate.xpl in the future if I remember.


Good one.


It's strange that you need to do this given that there seems to be nothing ignoring them. In my repo they are not ignored, the actually exist


RE:  01-install.md
hello @dkanarek12
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


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I think this means `PassportAndEmbassyDataQuery#passport_costs` and its unit tests can also be removed, doesn't it?


RE:  01-install.md
hello @lizbianco
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


これでかすぎいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいいい


Seems a bit odd to pass one db component, but connect to another. Could you just pass both?


Change to not generated RIDs when no encodings are specified.


It's 1 now :)


The text does not comply to the set style.

*MarkdownBear, severity NORMAL, section `default`.*


Each element in each of ...


nothing special, i just follow the previous pattern used here


Already fixed


RE:  01-install.md
hello @deenhe91
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Reminder - to complete this section.


Please do not use comparison in this direction.


Minor English nit: add space before '('. Ditto below.


If its "deprecated" and never used, should throw an error?
Returning an empty array might lead to further problems (like expecting a ConfigInterface object...)


Same comment about comparison order.


Perhaps that would be an overly wide net as well, since we can't tell if
those are important errors or not.

On Fri, Mar 11, 2016 at 11:28 AM, Peter Mattis <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hmm, then perhaps we should be logging these at Warning instead of Error.
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>


@Bargs Yeah, there is some magic here. `ngMock` isn't distributed on npm in a way that we can consume naturally, so we have a [shim](https://github.com/elastic/kibana/blob/8358ca43567698e8fab770b09fe7705e15c59448/src/plugins/dev_mode/public/ng_mock.js) that we inject as the [`ng_mock`](https://github.com/elastic/kibana/blob/8358ca43567698e8fab770b09fe7705e15c59448/src/plugins/tests_bundle/index.js#L69) module into webpack.


Done: https://github.com/readium/SDKLauncher-Android/commit/93bf21ae8df5228f7af2745fd61cfeca3bb92cd3


RE:  01-install.md
hello @hayattokun
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

If you type 'python' it will bring you into interactive python mode.

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


:chicken: (thanks)


why int position[] and int posX, posY ?? no sens ^^


JSON::Validator/Swagger can work with both JSON and YAML files. So it's not a dependency.
But since we are using YAML we have to take care of that in the tests.
With YAML::Syck the test fails. One reason is that the value for minLength is parsed as a string with YAML::Syck.


RE:  01-install.md
hello @lpalova
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

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```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


You know what, I fully support keeping these camelCase.


The critical change from 1.x to 2.x reg. #2982 is the removal of the `try ... catch` with 3dccf62. The old `try...catch` had hidden the TypeError when calling hasOwnProperty(undefined).


The package is fine, what is broken is package control with this thing https://github.com/wbond/package_control_channel/issues/5288


Ran into this matching Windows 64 bit chrome user-agents. Talked a bit more on this here https://github.com/varnishcache/varnish-devicedetect/pull/31.


hi, again this is completed in the deenhe91-patch-1 branch. i'll try and merge them.


Can we change `t` to be a more descriptive var name? :)


:) Thanks for the review! This is a temporary hack, eventually we want to support query options similar to what [JSON API](http://jsonapi.org) supports, so we can do `hoodie.store.findAll({sort: {createdBy: 'desc' }})` (probably `mango` syntax)


FYI, putting our GitHub usernames in the commit message means we get a notification for each commit (including amended and rebased commits, as long as the names are in the PR description) :). Generally that's a bit overkill. Not a big deal, but something to avoid in the future. Tag users in issues and PRs, but not in commit messages themselves :smile:


pretty sure it's because this require is within a function. But its out of the scope of this pr to fix that.


Didn't check for that.


RE:  01-install.md
hello @maxmelnick
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


Why not just block? Looks like you're always `deref`ing immediately in `sim/perform-action`.


This commit is unnecessary for this branch and should be reverted.


In Clojure, it is valid for the comparator function to return either a boolean or a number, not just a number.
This is in fact the path we use.  The default is > [1], which returns a boolean.

````
user=> (> 2 1)
true
````

This function is then used as a Java comparator. [2, 3, 4, 5]
This works since Clojure functions actually implement java.util.Comparator. [6]
A brief look at this shows that it expects either a number or a boolean.  Note that booleanCast
would use Clojure truthiness semantics, but would only be invoked if the return value was a boolean.

However, I believe it is different in ClojureScript.  The Clara memory uses sorted-map-by [7].
If we look at the underlying ClojureScript implementation, I believe this would first use numbers and then
use ClojureScript truthiness semantics instead of requiring a boolean return value. [8, 9]

In short, I believe ClojureScript is looser here than Clojure and this is following the ClojureScript semantics.
We could of course tighten the requirements for the Clojure version, but I don't know if that is worthwhile or if
the tighter Clojure semantics are likely to change (it seems a little odd to me for Clojure collections to not use
Clojure truthiness semantics; I wonder if that was intentional or an oversight).

1. https://github.com/rbrush/clara-rules/blob/0.10/src/main/clojure/clara/rules/compiler.clj#L1483
2. https://github.com/rbrush/clara-rules/blob/0.10/src/main/clojure/clara/rules/compiler.clj#L1500
3. https://github.com/rbrush/clara-rules/blob/0.10/src/main/clojure/clara/rules/engine.cljc#L1188
4. https://github.com/rbrush/clara-rules/blob/0.10/src/main/clojure/clara/rules/memory.cljc#L499
5. https://github.com/rbrush/clara-rules/blob/0.10/src/main/clojure/clara/rules/memory.cljc#L469
6. https://github.com/clojure/clojure/blob/clojure-1.8.0/src/jvm/clojure/lang/AFunction.java#L46
7. https://github.com/rbrush/clara-rules/blob/0.10/src/main/clojure/clara/rules/memory.cljc#L496
8. https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/blob/v1.8/src/main/cljs/cljs/core.cljs#L7786
9. https://github.com/clojure/clojurescript/blob/v1.8/src/main/cljs/cljs/core.cljs#L2115


RE:  01-install.md
hello @applebym
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


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So the problem with var is not that it doesn’t work, its that its a very bad code pattern.  Code should be explicit in its intention, not implicit.  var types break that pattern without offering any advantage other than you can type 3 letters instead of the full type name.

It is trivial for someone who didn’t write the code, like everyone this SDK is for, to misunderstand your intentions or easily get confused.  Explicit typing works to prevent that and insures that you can’t change the type without the code changing to address that.

Example (Its pseudo code, I know its not valid/compilable :)

class AA {
public string DoSomething(int i) {

	for(int counter = 0; counter< i; ++i) {
		Console.Write(“Some data: “ + i);
	}
}

class A {
public string DoSomething(int i) {

	for(int counter = 0; counter< i; ++i) {
		sqlexec(“DROP TABLE SOMETABLE_” +  i);
	}
}

class B {
	public B(var doSomethingCool)
		int r = new Random().Next()

		var doCoolStuff = new A()
		doCoolStuff.DoSomething(r);
	}
}

Notice the bold.  That ‘new A()’ is a typo on my part.  I really meant new AA() …

See the problem?  That code still compiles and works and now it does something entirely unexpected.   Thats just one example of why var usage outside of anonymous types is not a good pattern.

The C# group within bandwidth has a fairly strict policy on this, we will not approve code reviews which don’t meet the following:

Use var when you have to; when you are using anonymous types.
Use of explicit types is necessary for the code to be correctly understood and maintained by others.
Use descriptive variable names regardless of whether you use “var”. Variable names should represent the semantics of the variable, not details of its storage; “decimalRate” is bad; “interestRate” is good.

> On Mar 11, 2016, at 1:42 AM, avbel <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I don't agree with that. var in C# is not same as var in JS and other dynamic languages.
> C# compiler detects variables types itself on compilation time and variable become strongtyped in result binary code.
> For example next code is valid (but not recommended) for JavaScript but will failed on compilation for C#.
>
> var value = "text"; //compiler detects type here and now this variable is string, i.e. this code is equal  string value = "text";
> value = 123; //value is string, we cann't asiign other types to it more.
> Type inference was added to C# 2.0. Current version of C# is 6.0. Excluding of "type inference" is making some steps to back. I don't want to do that. I don't see any sence to do that.
>
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Hey norm, with my loot changes I'll be reverting all the loot.cs changes regarding adding properties. Just an FYI.


Done.


Asså?


Seriöst, vem spelar FizzBuzz 2016?!


Go back doesn't work


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1577 of 1577 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This is already in my branch.


Was the previous 15000 timeout used too long? (just curious)


Got it!
Please work off of master branch (or use master for final submission work).  I need to go into each student's markdown files individually to check, and and the added step of changing branches (well, not so efficient....)  Thanks!

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RE:  01-install.md
hello @deenhe91
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


理论上应该支持无限嵌套级别


@reshama @aramnath the branch should be merged now


@MuriloDalRi come and grab a couple of stickers #bughunter #opensourcer


Worth dropping if we're not using this? (should still stick around in git history if we need to look it up later)


I just reran fig2dev...not sure why they were broken before.


@reshama yes, my bad. I thought that's what we were supposed to do for some reason.


Really nice one! Looks amazing now

(im assuming this is the one that creates the graph trees)


I'm leaning towards replacing dia with fig, since there are more of that format. You'll be happy to know that I've started to get the hang of fig, too. :)


@deenhe91
I think everything is lined up now.  Thanks!


Fair enough


Go ahead and commit


That's fair. Do all the exceptions have to go in `exceptions.py`. This one might make more sense in `signal.py`. That way the builder/backend is more self-contained and separate from the API. Also `signal.py` seems like the only place this will ever be used. But it's not a big deal to me either way.


@macool need to probably remove the circleci db copy step


i'm almost sure you can write this with a lambda


The code does not comply to PEP8.

*PEP8Bear, severity NORMAL, section `autopep8`.*


and it should no longer be used :-) which it probably will not, because you rebuild the apps I think...


and tasty


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OK


Susie


RE:  01-install.md
hello @peter-gray-rasmussen
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


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Can we use the reintroduction of `fill_block()` as an opportunity to call it on the first pass, and avoid the initial zeroing?


hmm, I'm wrong, you need the dependency to be injected


@Bargs I'm also fine doing something similar to what we did here: https://github.com/spalger/kibana/commit/0574f59d2468f55847eeeb9227d1b6290405448f

Plugins could set a custom "public module prefix", which would default to `plugins/{{plugin_id}}` but could be set to whatever.


RE:  01-install.md
hello @rachaelrho
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


Just created this pullrequest https://github.com/babel/babel/pull/3416


For `**` it is probably quite difficult to find a suitable type:
```
cm ** 2.
```
should be of type cm^2, but there is no way to encode something like that in the type system.


Is what's needed to bring this back just another `let options = new chrome.Options()` and add in `options.addArguments(....)` for the GPU benchmarking? Any reason we didn't include it this round? :)


The MessageIndex.controller stuff could be moved straight over to the template, I think, and the Unread could as well though I'm not sure which template it uses. It's just a factor of wanting to focus on one thing at a time. There are still some two hundred images that need to get pruned.


Er það bara ég eða er þetta ekki næs? Betra að hafa link með a href -- nema mér sé að missjást


Small thing, but I don't think there's a good reason to use `into` here, since you're going to turn that sequence into a map with `mapv` anyway.


This way plugins our plugins could set their public module prefix to `plugins/{{snake_plugin_id}}` rather than their actual id, which would be camelCase


The annotation "@SeeAlso" should be used to link together JMSConnectionFactoryProvider, ConsumeJMS and PublishJMS.


RE:  01-install.md
hello @ZakkirGanesh
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley
If you type `python` it will bring you into interactive python mode.

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


change to 1 byte ?


Do we really need to copy all this ceremony ?


I thought the word "collection" was confusing, since we use it to explain ArrayList. But I agree that "item" isn't any better.


LGTM


Nothing; we just use "create" everywhere else. So when I was reading linearly, "produce" seemed to stick out.


No problem, feel free to change anything!


RE:  01-install.md
hello @whugue
cc:  @reshama @aramnath @Vinoad @JoelWesley

Good job in completing the 01-install (python) section.  :thumbsup: emoji

To print the version of python on your computer, the below two commands will work.
```
$ python --version
$ python -V
```


This is a lossless recompression using google's zopflipng.


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