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Hey @ibra-kdbra , I am not accepting .ipynb files anymore as it affects SEO of the repository.
Okay, I will try to make these to Python files and then call them one by one if that suits you..
Ya sure that would be better
About the notebooks, it's inappropriate for me to make them as a Python file, because the notes in the markdowns text are critical, and visualizing the graphs is also essential/crucial, this will not be very user-friendly, if it's made in Python script, making comments, using OpenCV instead of matplotlib, this will need to save every image, it will take more time, more code less value, so I decide to make another basic script that don't contain anything about AI...
But if the codes will be larger then Jupyter Notebook percentage will overcome python percentage
Did you read my last comment, I told I removed jupyter notebooks
But ig this will still affect the percentage
So what should, I do now?
You should try markdown format. Include your code within ```
print('Hello world')
Can you elaborate more?
Make a detailed guide.md file
Then include all your python codes between (`python
) these tags.
You can also include headings, summaries, code etc in markdown format.
Example:
print("Hello world")
Is this for using Jupyter notebooks inside the file 'Guide.md'?, do you have discord so I can connect with you?
yes @mrinank you can find me in python discord server
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Directory name : ML-notebooks_Beginners/
Short description : Basic three jupyter notebooks on math:
algebra Mean finder Feature Scaling
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