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Grammatical error in Practical-3 README.md #13

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Ochirsaikhan opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 1 comment
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Grammatical error in Practical-3 README.md #13

Ochirsaikhan opened this issue Oct 9, 2020 · 1 comment
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@Ochirsaikhan
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Describe the bug

In the practical 3 README.md, there is a sentence that has a grammatical error under the "Using Iteration to Construct a List of Ordered Pairs Containing Factorial Numbers" title. The sentence is "This assignment will required you to combine your knowledge of functions, conditional logic, iteration, sequences, ordered pairs, and tuples, to create a single cohesive Python program that you implement in an industry-standard fashion"

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Steps to reproduce the behavior of the bug that you found:

Open the README.md file in the practical 3 assignment.

Explain the expected behavior

The sentence should be "This assignment will require you to combine your knowledge of functions, conditional logic, iteration, sequences, ordered pairs, and tuples, to create a single cohesive Python program that you implement in an industry-standard fashion." where the verb required should be in this correct form require.

Explain your execution environment

  • Laptop: Dell Inspiron

  • OS: Windows 10 pro

  • Python version: 3.8.6

  • VS extensions: Python, Markdownlint, Live Share Extension Pack, Code Runner

@Ochirsaikhan Ochirsaikhan added the bug Report a bug in a course material label Oct 9, 2020
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Hi @Ochirsaikhan! Thanks for reporting this bug! I agree that this is a problem and I will try b to fix it next week.

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