Added an explanation about resource allocation graphs, and how a deadlock can be determined from one. Created a hyperlink to a separate page that goes into more detail about these types of graphs.
Erase an unnecessary word from the initial description.
Add an example function call above where the parameters are explained for a more visual learning experience.
* Rephrasing on how a dictionary works in Python
Rephrased the guide to make it easier to understand for a layman. Besides that added headers to break it down further to explain certain aspects of the python dictionary.
* Update guide/english/python/data-structures/dictionaries/index.md
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* Update guide/english/python/data-structures/dictionaries/index.md
Co-Authored-By: steelwolf180 <steelwolf180@gmail.com>
* Update guide/english/python/data-structures/dictionaries/index.md
Co-Authored-By: steelwolf180 <steelwolf180@gmail.com>
* Update guide/english/python/data-structures/dictionaries/index.md
Co-Authored-By: steelwolf180 <steelwolf180@gmail.com>
* Redo my previous delete
Undo my deleting of **has_key()** method
For clarity, change the sentence:
"*D3** does not introduce a new visual representation."
to read as above.
Change the closing sentence from:
" So, with just some basic knowledge of latest HTML5 features such as SVG, Canvas you can dive into a world where library like **D3.js** bring data to life!" to what is written above.
Fix typo: Italic item had extra '*' in markdown syntax, this was removed: *D3** changed to *D3*.
* Added 2 links 1. flexbox creator 2.game to learn
I have found those two resources an easy way to deal and learn how to use flexboxes and hope they can be useful also for others
* Removed unsecure link, formated section
changed sentence "you need to create a ```<div>``` container with the class ```.card``` and inside another ```<div>``` container" to "you need to create a ```<div>``` container with the class ```.card``` and inside of that another ```<div>``` container"
Changed python code of bubble sort - instead of using two functions, one function is used and all we need to do is to write the driver code and call the function and it will result in a sorted list(or array)
