* Added a pyqt example page
* Fixed a spelling mistake on the pyqt examples
* Added link to C++ version author
* Fixed a truncation of text issue
* Ready to submit initial version for PR
* Too many new lines
* [pt-br] Julia
This is a translation of the article published in the site to Brazilian Portuguese.
Isso é uma tradução do artigo postado no site para Português Brasileiro.
* Update julia-pt.html.markdown
* Add file to download and correct the language used in Markdown code block
* Undo the change of language as the syntax highlighter doesn't support Elm language
* c: fix using pointer before introduced.
* c: init array with string literals not introduced.
To avoid using the concept pointer before it has been introduced,
previously it is changed to array.
But as @geoffliu pointed out,
array initialization using string literals is not introduced either.
So this commit uses neither pointer nor array.
Discussing `i++` and `++i` does not need to involve pointer or array.
* c: use `var = value` instead of `->`.
`->` is typically used for functions.
Thanks, @vendethiel.
* [kotlin/en] Add "if" usage as a function
* [kotlin/en] Change comment on "if" expression
Rephrase the comment to use the term "expression" in place of "function"
The link is a PDF elaborated by teachers of the course "Programación 3" (Algorithms and Data Structures) with examples about calculating the order of an algorithm and other topics in the context of asymptotic notation.
This material is publicly listed here: https://eva.fing.edu.uy/pluginfile.php/95278/mod_resource/content/0/Apuntes%20sobre%20An%C3%A1lisis%20de%20Algoritmos.pdf but I uploaded it to Scribd because I know that the link could eventually change since it's hosted in a moodle platform and now and then the teachers change the location of the files.
The previous version of this file had the original Dive Into Python, which was written with Python 2 in mind.
It has come to my attention that the author of the original has published an updated version designed for Python 3, so I added this version back in.
* Init support for TOML
* Add scalar types section
* Move comment to key value
* Improve introduction
* Move int comment to int key value
* Add array support
* Add version warning
* Add support for table
* Add inline table part
* Add support array of table part
* Fix bugs/typos to follow the review
* Improve sub tables example
* Fix wrong quotes on multiLineLiteralString
* Fix letter case for coherence
* Remove old comment
* Move from variety to color
Thanks @robochat
There were several resources here that teach Python 2, but not Python 3. I removed them so that a reader will only see resources that apply to Python 3.
