style: do not use three dots in incomplete examples #1840
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There are many places with incomplete code examples, but nowhere I used these three dots at the start and end of the code block, except of these two (four) occurrences. This PR removes them to achieve consistency with the rest of examples in the course(s).
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There are many places with incomplete code examples, but nowhere I used these three dots at the start and end of the code block, except of these two (four) occurrences. This PR removes them to achieve consistency with the rest of examples in the course(s).