Hi @mmcky and @AakashGfude , good morning!
After comparing IPYNB and HTML files for all programming lectures, I noticed an important issue in the tags or numbering in math expressions of jupyter notebooks:
- the numbering or tags for math expressions or equations in IPYNB files is different from those in HTML files,
- when we cited those equations in both versions, the citation formats are the same.
For example, let's consider the lecture python_oop and look at the same equation, equation (1) in the ipynb (you need to view it in Anaconda or VS code)and equation (7.1) in the HTML:
- In the following contexts of that equation, we cited the equation 3 times but using the tag/numbering the same as that in our website/HTML file (i.e., (7.1)).
You can also see this issue clearly from the following screenshot, where I labelled the equation tags with red lines.

Look forward to your comments.
Other issues I noticed are coming soon.
Hi @mmcky and @AakashGfude , good morning!
After comparing IPYNB and HTML files for all programming lectures, I noticed an important issue in the tags or numbering in math expressions of jupyter notebooks:
For example, let's consider the lecture python_oop and look at the same equation, equation (1) in the ipynb (you need to view it in Anaconda or VS code)and equation (7.1) in the HTML:
You can also see this issue clearly from the following screenshot, where I labelled the equation tags with red lines.
Look forward to your comments.
Other issues I noticed are coming soon.