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@chinchliff Thanks for this. The file
Do you mind
Why am I requesting this? (1) To you learn a little about branches, (2) to avoid the commit where you edit |
Hi @chinchliff, We can make this even easier - if you're willing to wait a couple of cheers, |
Hi Greg, Raniere, I'm happy to wait a couple of days. If you could give me a heads up when On Monday, November 24, 2014, Greg Wilson notifications@github.com wrote:
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> Data that can be changed is called [mutable](../../gloss.html#mutable), | ||
> while data that cannot be is called [immutable](../../gloss.html#immutable). | ||
> Variables whose value can be changed after they have been created are called [mutable](../../gloss.html#mutable), | ||
> while variables whose value cannot be changed are called [immutable](../../gloss.html#immutable). |
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This is a good explanation, but be sure to also change the definition in the glossary for consistency.
I added a challenge problem that introduces while loops--these don't seem to be critical to the lesson material but they are an important element of programming and it seems useful to at least mention them here. I also reworded some of the explanation/discussion of mutable vs. immutable variables, in an effort to improve clarity. Finally, I made a couple of other (very minor) changes to some examples.