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An idea: Introduce quoting as a expression/data transformation from the beginning #9
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- add class calls to expose the different types of data and highlight differences. - Change description of "" operator to continue data vs expression theme.
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Can you move this to an issue please? Changing the strategy of how we teach tidy eval requires a discussion. |
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Okay done! |
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I applaud the big push being made here!
I have some feedback and a suggestion on how to explain quoting.
This text is the type of thing I found befuddling early on when I was trying to understand quoting:
I think 'we say the argument has been automatically quoted' seems a bit detached from any kind of mechanism I can map to. Perhaps I am just a dense concrete thinker, but I really got quoting as soon as I understood it in terms of a transformation from code (expressions) to data. This PR contains some changes to surface that theme.
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