Gerard Capes

Thanks for your PR. It's on my to-do list and I hope to look at it this week. Cheers

I've had a look at this now and have two initial comments: 1. The output is close enough, but it's _much_ slower than using wordcount.py 2. It would need a...

Hi @castelao The two scripts look good: they run much more quickly and look to produce the right results within rounding errors. There are (at least) two outstanding issues: 1....

The scripts look good. They'll be a good plan B. Some final touches are needed though. I think some extra documentation - perhaps in `instructor notes` as well as comments...

Regarding #74, What do we think? Should the bash scripts (when finished) replace the python scripts, or should we keep both? The considerations I would think are simply: 1. the...

We could have an alternative download in the setup section containing the bash scripts, but leave the lesson text unchanged. Then the bash script lesson would just involve replacing *.py...

Thanks for the issue. What would you propose instead of using wildcards?

Closing as inactive in preparation for #169

Closing as stale, ahead of move to new workbench lesson format (#169)

1. I always find this confusing, but I'm not sure there's a way to make it clearer. Row number increases as you go down, so the arrows are correct. 2....