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MAINT: review QuantEcon.py page #111

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@mmcky mmcky commented Jul 12, 2023

This PR fixes old links and simplifies some of the page

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mmcky commented Jul 12, 2023

@jstac and @oyamad I have simplified and removed some old links to QuantEcon.notebooks (that we should archive).

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mmcky commented Jul 12, 2023

It might be nice to setup an examples gallery of some kind (perhaps linking to specific uses across our lecture series).

I will open a tracking issue.

QuantEcon/QuantEcon.py#714

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ A high performance, open source Python code library for economics

## Installation

Before installing `quantecon` we recommend you install the [Anaconda](https://www.anaconda.com/download/) Python distribution, which includes a full suite of scientific python tools. **Note:** quantecon is now only supporting Python version 3.5+. This is mainly to allow code to be written taking full advantage of new features such as using the @ symbol for matrix multiplication. Therefore please install the latest Python 3 Anaconda distribution.
Before installing `quantecon` we recommend you install the [Anaconda](https://www.anaconda.com/download/) Python distribution, which includes a full suite of scientific python tools. **Note:** `quantecon` only supports Python version 3.5+. This is mainly to allow code to be written taking full advantage of new features such as using the `@` symbol for matrix multiplication. Therefore please install the latest Python 3 Anaconda distribution.
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Do we still have to mention version 3.5 and the @ symbol? Maybe this "Note" is no longer necessary?

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I agree @oyamad I think this can now be removed

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mmcky commented Jul 13, 2023

thanks @oyamad for your comments. I will merge this now.

@mmcky mmcky merged commit 11e450c into master Jul 13, 2023
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