Allen Lee

:wave: @tautme Thanks for the note! And sorry for the delayed response. I just went through the Linux install and it worked for me though I had to answer "yes"...

I'm in favor of this as I like to use the type annotations as well. Introducing the `typing` package could end up being a big rabbit hole though..

Thank you for the PR @crlna16 ! This example is appreciated, but we have a similar exercise already in http://swcarpentry.github.io/python-novice-gapminder/03-types-conversion/index.html#strings-to-numbers where we try to convert `int('3.4')` - it might be...

Thanks for the detailed feedback!! This is extremely helpful, and thoughts from others who have taught the lesson would be much appreciated. We would welcome PRs for any of these...

I think this is a great idea! It's a tall order to create a coherent story across the entire lesson but doing it incrementally with small PRs for each episode...

I think a coherent plan / outline would be a great way to start, my incremental suggestion was more for creating separate, small PRs to implement these changes.

https://github.com/swcarpentry/python-novice-gapminder/tree/narrative has been created - please issue pull requests related to this issue against the narrative branch.. Thanks!

Thanks! Should we be replacing all of our `page.root` references to `site.baseurl`? ``` ❯ ag page.root [12:55:30] _extras/design.md 143:### [Running and Quitting Interactively]({{page.root}}/01-run-quit/) (9:00) 155:### [Variables and Assignment]({{page.root}}/02-variables/) (9:15) 167:###...

I think [format strings](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0498/) are great, and definitely something to point learners at as a "would you like to learn more...". Thoughts from other maintainers?

Thanks @orchid00 !