Audit & fix a-simple-calculation.md:
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* added alt tag, backticks * used admonitions * fixed markdown syntax * fixed typo * updated Frontmatter * removed unnecessary <b>
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| _**destination**_ is a placeholder for the destination variable. _**expression**_ refers to the value to be assigned to the destination variable. = denotes the 'is assigned from' operation. We call **`=`** the assignment operator. | ||
| _**destination**_ is a placeholder for the destination variable. _**expression**_ refers to the value to be assigned to the destination variable. = denotes the 'is assigned from' operation. We call `=` the assignment operator. |
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= should be surrounded by backticks.
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| The **`const`** keyword qualifies the value stored in in the 'variable' pi as unmodifiable. | ||
| The `const` keyword qualifies the value stored in in the 'variable' `pi` as unmodifiable. |
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There is a spare in word in this sentence.
| * the digit or letter enclosed in single quotes - for example 'A' | ||
| * the decimal value from the collating sequence - for example 65 for 'A' \(ASCII\) | ||
| * the hexadecimal value from the collating sequence - for example 0x41 for 'A' \(ASCII\) | ||
| * the digit or letter enclosed in single quotes - for example `'A'` |
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Since you already wrapped the first 'A' in backticks, I suggest doing the same for the other 2 to keep it consistent.
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| _**address**_ contains the address of the destination variable. We use the prefix & to refer to the 'address of' of a variable. | ||
| _**address**_ contains the address of the destination variable. We use the prefix `&` to refer to the 'address of' of a variable. |
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Not sure if this is intentional or not, but there is also a spare of here
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I guess this one is intentional
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| _**destination**_ is a placeholder for the destination variable. _**expression**_ refers to the value to be assigned to the destination variable. = denotes the 'is assigned from' operation. We call **`=`** the assignment operator. | ||
| _**destination**_ is a placeholder for the destination variable. _**expression**_ refers to the value to be assigned to the destination variable. = denotes the 'is assigned from' operation. We call `=` the assignment operator. |
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You can also wrap backticks for the = here.
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| _**format**_ is a string literal describing how to convert data stored in memory into text readable by the user. _**format**_ contains the conversion specifier and any characters to be output directly. The conversion specifier begins with a % symbol and identifies the type of the source variable. The most common specifiers are listed below. | ||
| _**format**_ is a string literal describing how to convert data stored in memory into text readable by the user. _**format**_ contains the conversion specifier and any characters to be output directly. The conversion specifier begins with a **`%`** symbol and identifies the type of the source variable. The most common specifiers are listed below. |
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Since you already wrapped the % in backticks, I think there is no need to add emphasis with **
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| We specify the type of a numeric constants by a suffix, if any, on the value itself and possibly a decimal point. | |||
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| To define a numeric constant in hexadecimal representation, we prefix the value with 0x. | |||
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I think 0x should be wrapped in backticks since it represents a hex code?
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| slug: /B-Computations/a-simple-calculation |
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Hey @minhhang107 , Nice work on this page!
Something that I noticed was:
Slug should be standardized in small caps and without the "B-"
Check #64 for more details.
Thank you.
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thanks, I have updated the slug
Fixes #38