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Updating The meaning of Underscore Tutorial
Update pathlib tutorial
tables of contents are well written and structured the notebooks in a nice manner. The content of the notebook would be more user_friendly if there would be "back to top" link beside the titles inside the notebook.
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Writing "Back to top" for each subtopic does not seem very nice. I think it is better to use the relevant icon instead of writing "back to top". |
Good idea! I will replace text with an icon. |
hi, again. @MahtabRanjbar |
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After putting some thought into this, I think we should not do this manually. You can simply write a code to add the link to a jupyter notebook file cause it's basically a json file. |
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I don't get what your point is. Having a "back to top" link besides each heading would be nice-to-have (actually, I don't use them but someone may find it useful).
Also, I don't understand what you mean by mentioning |
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Tables of contents are well written and structured the notebooks in a nice manner.
However, the content of the notebook would be more user-friendly if there would be "back to top" link beside the titles inside the notebook.
I've added "back-to-top" links to python notebook (Basics, Object Oriented Programming and Modular Programming)