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[Term Entry] Python:NumPy built-in-functions Matrix Multiplication #4477
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Hello, may I work on this issue? Thank you! |
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@deenovita It's been two weeks. Are you still working on this entry? Note that in another week it will be unassigned due to inactivity. |
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I think there is a mistake. I havent been assigned any issues.
Im still waiting for a issuse to be assigned to me.
Thank you.
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@letsbuildanything Hello, may I complete this project? Attempting to complete my Git/GitHub training. I have taken python courses from CodeAcademy, prior to this course. Contributing to the Docs Repo is the only step I have left to complete. thank you. |
@nateginn You're assigned!🎉 |
@letsbuildanything Is there a way to message you directly through GitHub? Just doing some quick research on the NumPy.org site, I have questions about what folders I should be creating for the Matrix Multiplication. According to NumPy.org, the numpy.dot and numpy.matmul are different functions within the numpy.linalg built-in. I have additional questions as well. |
@nateginn, if you read the description closely, you'll see it already addresses your question. Just follow the instructions to create a file for the |
@letsbuildanything I have created a new folder dot and new file dot.md I added content by researching multiple sites and then rewriting the content in my own words. I checked the example code in my IDE and confirmed it worked. There is one place where I quoted information I copied from numpy.org but I sourced the quote. I was not sure how to rewrite it more clearly. This is my first PR. I used the template and created the dot.md file in vscode, not on github. I am eager to learn, please provide me with helpful feedback. |
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"We would like a new term entry on the
built-in-functions
term for Numpy: matrix multiplication. The entry should go in a new file underdocs/content/numpy/concepts/built-in-functions/terms/dot/dot.md
.The entry should describe the term and how it is used within statistical analysis. Also include:
Please refer to the entry templates, content standards, and markdown style guide when working on the PR for this issue."
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