Since `#include <bits/stdc++.h>` is not a part of the C++ Standard, it was changed to more appropriate headers.
Also fixed the grammatical errors here.
Added a few helpful links.
* fix: challenge for basic html and html5 - test
* Delete use-if-and-else-to-add-logic-to-your-styles.english.md
* fix: Resolving merge conflict
* fix: basic-html-and html5 challenge - test
* Minor rephrasing of the lesson's description
Since we already said in the last lesson that bootstraps col-xs-* classes can be used on all form elements it sounds silly to repeat the exact same phrase in this lesson too.
* Corrections to conform to style guide
1- Changed use of passive voice to active voice.
2- Changed use of first person to second person.
* Moved challenge instruction to Instructions section
* modified wording to be more clear
wording on challenge instructions may have been unclear to some campers
changes "your" to "the" existing <code>a</code> element to make it more clear
* fix: removed change not needed
I added a period to help make the article appear cleaner, as well as some further information with an already-established link to help clarify what the link tells the reader.
Added Solution to the problem Change the regex favRegex to match both the American English (favorite) and the British English (favourite) version of the word.
I am brand new to FCC and contributing on Github. I read the guide from FCC on best contributing practices, but this is all still very overwhelming to me. If I did something incorrectly in my first attempt at a pull request, please let me know.
* Fixed spelling error and added new information
- changed from built in to built-in
- added information for .count method
* Removed redundant construct
I attempted to smooth out the readability of the second sentence of the second paragraph in the "JavaScript" section of the article without changing its meaning to enhance the user experience.
