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* [c/ru] Fix typo: "большинствоа" -> "большинства"
* [c/ru] Fix typo: "лигическое" -> "логическое"
* [c/ru] Fix typos
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* A manual diff with latest English version
* Translation for updated parts
* Translate string literals
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* Remove asterisks from code comments
* Add backquote for emphasis as suggested in #2720
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(#2715)
* Fix wrong mutable struct namee
* Re-added space after ;
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as shown
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* create java
* add Farsi java
* add -fa
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2^4 == 4^2, 2^3 seems a bit less ambiguous as an example for exponentiation.
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* Create [pyqt-ru] New translation
* Update [pyqt/ru] pyqt-ru.html.markdown
Update [pyqt/ru] pyqt-ru.html.markdown with the correct filename
* Rename [pyqt-ru]pyqt-ru.html.markdown to pyqt-ru.html.markdown
* Update pyqt-ru.html.markdown
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* Updates for the Chapel language tour
The Chapel repository includes variant of this 'language tour', which
was recently modified in various ways:
- *lots* of style/formatting changes more in-line with other programs in
the Chapel repo
- Additional examples of where-clauses and generics
- fixes an incorrect example of a reversed range
- improvements to comments
* Remove backticks left over from rst
* Keep text below 80, correct build steps
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* Haskell: Updating second headline
* Haskell: Updating second headline (es)
* Haskell: Updating second headline (fr)
* Haskell: Updating second headline (pl)
* Haskell: Updating second headline (pt)
* Haskell: Updating second headline (ro)
* Haskell: Updating second headline (ru)
* Haskell: Updating second headline (cn)
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property is exposed using setter and getters
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Pulling from master to work on Java[en] inputs
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Makes sure the tests are ran with a working charlock_holmes gem
e.g. prevents this from happening:
https://github.com/brianmario/charlock_holmes/issues/78
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https://github.com/purescript/purescript/wiki/Differences-from-Haskell
...says:
> Since 0.9.1, the Prelude library does not contain (++) as a second alias for append / (<>) (mappend in Haskell) anymore.
So:
```
-- Concatenate
"such " ++ "amaze" -- "such amaze"
```
...should read:
```
-- Concatenate
"such " <> "amaze" -- "such amaze"
```
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References:
https://github.com/adambard/learnxinyminutes-docs/issues/2642
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* dynamic-programming-tr
Türkçe çeviri
* Rename dynamic-programming-tr to dynamic-programming-tr.html.markdown
added ".html.markdown" to the filename
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- Made a comment a complete sentence, to match the style of the rest of
the document.
- Removed discussion of for/in over Arrays, since it's a can of worms,
and for/of is more appropriate if ES6 operators are available.
- Reworded introduction to prototypes, and moved it with the rest of the
prototype documentation.
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- Prototypes are referenced in Section 3 before being discussed (in Section 5)
- Also, prototypes are referenced while talking about for-loops, which
IMHO distracts from the discussion of the loop structure itself
- Added example that shows prototype-chain-walking via for-in in Section 5
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A fix on static method section (around line 728).
Specifically, i.grunt() should raise an error since grunt() is a static method and 'i' is an instance of the class.
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