Naci Dilekli

Goals: 1) Further clarify why Python is a preferred programming language, 2) The existing guide sounded like functions are the most important part of a programming language, I changed the...

Hello yes, I am quite a novice with teamwork with git. I removed #836, and added an explanation of the goals in the comments section. Please let me know if...

A question: Am I the one that will need to mark "Resolve conversation" once things look well, or will that be you @ldko ?

> navigate to https://github.com/ndilekli/python-novice-inflammation/blob/patch-2/_extras/guide.md, click the Pencil (Edit this file) icon, make the changes, then at the very bottom of that page describe your changes ("Update based on maintainers' feedback")...

> You need to type a title (such as "Update based on received feedback" or something more descriptive -- your choice) -- it should become enabled as soon as you...

> Looks like you were able to make one update -- [26b9528](https://github.com/swcarpentry/python-novice-inflammation/commit/26b9528fdeba7984f581a87bfb713c9e8d690cf4) > > Do you remember what you did when you made that change? I think all I did...

@ldko: Very good, the commit [(768817a)](https://github.com/ndilekli/python-novice-inflammation/commit/768817a742eb80db2e5f3ccfeae112a29cc91b3d) worked! I needed to make some manual changes in the file so that it would count as a commit, which makes sense in retrospect....

Strangest thing. I originally tried it on a Win10 machine. Just tried it on a Win11 machine, and everything went smoothly, converted over 600 notes. One other thing I did...

I don't think so, since both of my Win installations have English and Turkish keyboards installed, but it is not an area I have much expertise on. If there are...

I > I tried some turkish notes and was not able to get it to fail. I'm wondering about the missing titles possibly having something odd within them @ndilekli. Were...