Added to "Remote Work" for naming conventions also used like "distributed" and "100% remote". Added that retreats are used for bigger company trajectory plans. Added to the "In between" that sometimes there is a disconnected between the onsite team and remote team.
Formatting on this document was broken; certain books shared the same lines, as well as had unclosed italics for book titles.
Additionally, all Amazon.com links have been switched to use Amazon Smile to follow the direction of the previous recommendations.
Any book with an available ISBN-13 has also been added to details.
* Total change
I changed the definition and the explanation, and make every possibilies of every logical type, and added some pictures of truth table to make the article and the sentences more understandable.
* Article edited
I did correct some translation, and also I added link to let people visualize the code and test other attributes on it.
I will edit this article when I prepare some new things in it, so it become more understandable.
* Update index.md by fixing typos
Also, added section for learning about Depth-first searching and Breadth-first searching.
* Update index.md - reverting back to original verbiage.
* Created a file for "Basics of Raspberry Pi Stuffs"
The code contains two parts:
First part is simply blinking led (Blink time can be set by time.sleep(x) x for the number of seconds)
Second part is for pwm control for led brightness
* Update RaspberryPiBasics.py
* reformatted two 2 space indention with title corr.
* Added link for Part Two of article
* Removed link. Edited subheading.
* Removed link to GitHub's features/pricing page.
* Change link/reference section to be consistent with what's originally in the stub.
Expanded on what data types can be returned. Also added section for the differences between passing an object as a parameter by value versus by reference.
Native Spanish speaker. I have made some changes to help with readability as well as changed word use and some grammar, the content is intact conceptually.
