When looking at the lesson "Capitalization and good style" in the 2nd episode, the example causes confusion. It is speaking about capitalization and offers this as a good example:
SELECT Title, Authors, ISSNs, Year
FROM Articles;
And this as a bad example:
SELECT Title, authors, ISSNs, Year
FROM articles;
The example itself is not an issue, but in this view, "Year" is in red text in the second but not the first. This missing red text in the first example leads the learner to believe that the red text is intended to highlight the error when the actual error is the lowercase use of "authors." Correcting this small text color error on the Carpentries page by making the "Year" on the first example red will ensure the example makes sense.
When looking at the lesson "Capitalization and good style" in the 2nd episode, the example causes confusion. It is speaking about capitalization and offers this as a good example:
SELECT Title, Authors, ISSNs, Year
FROM Articles;
And this as a bad example:
SELECT Title, authors, ISSNs, Year
FROM articles;
The example itself is not an issue, but in this view, "Year" is in red text in the second but not the first. This missing red text in the first example leads the learner to believe that the red text is intended to highlight the error when the actual error is the lowercase use of "authors." Correcting this small text color error on the Carpentries page by making the "Year" on the first example red will ensure the example makes sense.