the solution given in the guide here https://www.freecodecamp.org/forum/t/freecodecamp-challenge-guide-cash-register/16012
fails in a situation like

const cid = [["PENNY",1], ["NICKEL", 0], ["DIME", 0], ["QUARTER", 1], ["ONE", 1], ["FIVE", 5], ["TEN", 10], ["TWENTY", 20], ["ONE HUNDRED", 0]];
checkCashRegister(3, 3.01, cid);

the change due is calculated as 3.01-3, which results in

Chapter in question: https://github.com/getify/You-Dont-Know-JS/blob/master/es6%20%26%20beyond/ch2.md#template-literals

The suggestion seems to be that the template literals would be all about strings; there's only examples that result in strings, and phrases like "final string value" and "generating the string from the literal" are used in what should be a general context, but the tag function

A description is incomplete. It should mention:

These patterns are not competing, but complementing each other. To achieve availability, one needs both fail-over and replication.

right after

"There are two main patterns to support high availability: fail-over and replication. "

Huge and nice collection and also getting very much appreciated from the community.
It would be great if somebody can translate into English then it will be reaching out to global.

Can we remove the first of these tutorials? seems like both of them are tutorials for the same blockchain. And the second one links back to the first.

mapObject's explanation is not up to standards with our current format. It should be updated to match the rest of the snippets.

We could also make the example a one-liner.

https://mybinder.org/ Should I make a binder ? :) Or if there is a binder link, it's well hidden.

I think the work you've done on this is amazing. Seems like a great project, but your README is a bit bloated and hard to decipher. Might I suggest you condense it down into a set of readable chunks and maybe link off to the wiki for the more detailed bits.

Its only my opinion, but I find that answering the following questions, in order, helps to simplify docs.

• who? - who wrote the p

I want to suggest an improvement on how the examples are currently organized.

Instead of having a markdown file with a list of examples (this) I think it would be better to have different directories each one with the configuration file (or different files.)

Then the list of examples included here could be c

Per #68, and specifically this comment by @donnemartin, it would seem this project is, or means to, deprecate in favor of aws-shell

I still see folks open issues & PRs for this, and perhaps the time has come to place a deprecation notice at the top of the README to discourage that.

When I try to change the color of items to none, in the first run it works fine then the next one it goes back to the default config.

Hello,

I am currently deploying a nuitka built standalone program on a couple of different machines, and noticed that the api-ms-win-crt-*.dll files that come with Nuitka aren't enough depending on the target OS.

Example:
My program asked for api-ms-win-crt-conio-l1-1-0.dll which wasn't present on a vanilla Windows 7 32-bit OS, and which wasn't bundled by nuitka when compiled on Win10 x64.

Introduction

In this article I'll talk about some "best coding practices" and how they apply or not to what we're doing in this series. If you followed along until now and did most of the exercises (especially the ones marked as content) then you've probably encountered some possibly questionable decisions in terms of coding practices: huge if/elseif chains, global variables, huge functions,

Ijust learn elixir and got in stuck in topic Documentation I run code in iex like in example but cannot get same result

iex(27)> defmodule Greeter do
...(27)>   @moduledoc """
...(27)>   Provides a function `hello/1` to greet a human
...(27)>   """
...(27)> 
...(27)>   def