Lauren Ko

Hello @ndilekli , thank you for submitting an update for the guide. I see you have opened two conflicting pull requests modifying the language of guide.md. Is this pull request...

Good question @ndilekli :). In most cases it tends to be the maintainers that mark the conversations resolved. I tend to prefer to do that after commits are pushed to...

@ndilekli , when I go to your branch at https://github.com/ndilekli/python-novice-inflammation/blob/patch-2/_extras/guide.md and click on the pencil icon, at first I see at the bottom that the `Commit changes` button is disabled....

Hi @wokech , Thank you for submitting an issue to this lesson. This issue is similar to part of #825 . Regarding introducing more data types in episode 1, I...

I think having the list showing the different indices color coded could be helpful to include. I don't think the first `odds = ['1', '3', '5', '7']` without the color...

This visual explanation makes more sense to me than the pepper shaker/packets that are currently in the lesson, as I think the shaker with the single packet after seeing the...

Hi @almacarolina , thank you for taking the time to provide feedback on the lesson. Despite its title, in The Python Fundamentals episode we don't try to teach all fundamentals...

@Iain-S you are correct, running that `assert` statement before `range_overlap` is defined does result in a `NameError: name 'range_overlap' is not defined` rather than an `AssertionError`. I think your solution...

@Iain-S would you be willing to submit a PR with your proposed solution?

If anyone plans to do a rewrite of the `range_overlap` area of the episode, I suggest replacing `range_overlap` altogether with an example that would be relevant to the inflammation story...