Replace "−" with "-" in Assigment 3 tutorial text #103
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When viewing this file in VSCode, I saw the following warning highlighting lines `15` and `29` ``` The character U+2212 "−" could be confused with the character U+002d "-", which is more common in source code. ``` It seems to me this is just a small oversight, as "-" is used elsewhere in the commented block to denote a negative value, but I'll freely admit ignorance as to any nuance here in using one vs. the other.
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Thank you! I have no idea how that "math minus" character got in there. Great catch by VSCode. |
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Replace "−" with "-" in Assigment 3 tutorial text
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When viewing this file in VSCode, I saw the following warning highlighting lines
15and29It seems to me this is just a small oversight, as "-" is used elsewhere in the commented block to denote a negative value, but I'll freely admit ignorance as to any nuance here in using one vs. the other.