Lauren Ko

Adding "tab completion" to the glossary sounds fine to me. Regarding RGB, there is content about it in https://swcarpentry.github.io/python-novice-inflammation/discuss/. However, I am not sure how much anyone is using this...

Hi @GeorgeSavvidis , thank you for taking the time to submit a pull request to improve the lesson. Regarding the setting the `data` variable, this came up similarly in PR...

Yes, I think @zerpiko makes a good point. If Jose wants to open a PR to move the explanation, I think that would be great!

Hi @tarunbonu and @slel thank you for sharing your thoughts on this issue. Online software solutions is something that comes up regularly, and I have seen individual learners try to...

I agree with the instructor having learners start the code and save it in a file called readings.py and indicate to modify this same code as the episode progresses. I...

Hi @ddefranza , Having come up in Python 2 programming, where the `copy` method was not available, I pretty much never think to use it :grin: , but it makes...

No one else has chimed in @ddefranza , so if you are still available to make the `salsa.copy()` change, please open a pull request at your convenience. Thank you!

@maxim-belkin we use other `list` methods in this episode (`append`, `pop`, `reverse`), so it seemed to me that `object.method()` would be ok to use here. If we want to use...

Hi Steven, Yes, we should be consistent with single vs. double quotes, and in the lesson, where we are inconsistent is not intentional. Like you suggest, it likely came from...

Hi @asheikh97 , Thank you for raising this issue. I have also noticed when teaching this lesson some confusion about axis 0 and axis 1 and which to specify. I...