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Programming with Python
In Episode 3 of Programming with Python, there is an exercise which shows that as a for loop iterates through a string of the five vowels, a variable is updated....
Clarification on how to use group plots in jupyter notebook
In the 'Tidying Up' section of the Creating Functions episode, the `sorted` built in function is introduced without providing any current (or prior) documentation about what it does. The line...
Following on from the PR #691, the exercises for this episode need around 15 to 20 mins as well I think. The first 3 are simpler than those that follow,...
In the section "Visualising the Data", there is a sentence which reads "The result is a roughly linear rise and fall, which is suspicious: we might instead expect a sharper...
When I was preparing instructor training checkout this month. I found **ep2 Analyzing Patient Data** should be shortened. There are lots of fundamental concepts, must be explained like `module`, `function...
I was attempting to teach episode 11 and ran into this error with: $ python ../code/readings_04.py --mean inflammation-01.csv and I get: $python readings_04.py --mean ../data/inflammation-01.csv Traceback (most recent call last):...
Changed instructions on copying lists. Instead of using ```python my_salsa = list(salsa) ``` changed to ```python my_salsa = copy.deepcopy(salsa) ``` This is because using `list()` is less robust. The goal...
I am following the [python notes](https://swcarpentry.github.io/python-novice-inflammation/) for working as instructor in the next carpentry workshop. The [setup section](https://swcarpentry.github.io/python-novice-inflammation/setup/) gives a nice detail of getting data and code. It also describe...
In episode 8, the ["Testing Assertions" exercise](https://github.com/swcarpentry/python-novice-inflammation/blob/7fb12c3baf2957c44ba13615718d39f44a2b64d8/_episodes/08-defensive.md#testing-assertions) calls a function called `get_total_cars`. In a function definition shortly after, the function is called `get_total`. I am unclear what "cars" specifically has...
