[Term Entry] Dart Maps .forEach()

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[Term Entry] Dart Maps .forEach() #4372

Closed codecademy-docs closed 4 weeks ago

codecademy-docs commented 7 months ago

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"We would like a new term entry under Dart Maps for the Dart Map .forEach() method. Provide the entry in a markdown file under docs/content/dart/concepts/map/terms/forEach/forEach.md

The entry should

Have an introductory paragraph about what the method is and does.
A syntax section with a pseudo code block with an explanation of it.
An example showing the method in use.

Please refer to the concept entry templates, content standards, and markdown style guide when working on the PR for this issue."

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aarosan commented 7 months ago

Hello! I would like to tackle this issue if possible! Thank you!

ishg-153 commented 7 months ago

@aaron-ross-sanchez You're assigned!🎉You can look through the Contribution Guide to know more about contributing to Codecademy Docs. Check out the Content Standards and Style Guide, they’ll help you with creating your entry.

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aarosan commented 7 months ago

Thank you! I found out about this repository through the good first issues website: https://goodfirstissues.com/index.html

aarosan commented 7 months ago

@ishg-153 I just wanted to check to see that this was for the Dart Map .forEach() method, and not .length()

"We would like a new term entry under Dart Maps for the Dart Map .length() method.

ishg-153 commented 3 months ago

@aarosan Since there was no PR from your end, I am unassigning you.

arisdelacruz commented 2 months ago

Uhm, sorry, is this for the .forEach() method or the .length() method? Thanks

ishg-153 commented 2 months ago

@arisdelacruz This is for .forEach(). It must have been a typo.

Sriparno08 commented 2 months ago

Hey @avdhoottt, are you still working on this issue?

avdhoottt commented 2 months ago

@Sriparno08 yes, I'll make a PR for that.

Sriparno08 commented 1 month ago

How's the entry going along, @avdhoottt?

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