make language consistent #1563
make language consistent #1563
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| We can find arbitrary range sums by computing the prefix sums for $l-1$ and $r$ and taking the difference of them again. | ||
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Can we actually keep both Python and C++?
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do you want it for the whole fenwick module or just this one?
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done.... can you approve the workflow so i can see the preview?
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Previews are available on the website website contributing.
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preview looks good, can you approve the workflow so i can see if that error is resolved.
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haven't made any changes in test fenwick file..... The build is getting failed bcz of that missing .h files
try messing with space.
pretty sure spaces are screwing up test file generation.
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It looks like the extract_snippets.py is not matching indented named C++ files. Maybe we should change that extractor @adamant-pwn ? I've resolved the error in a cursory way by unindenting the named C++ files (perhaps we should uniformly unindent the code blocks? |
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I screwed up. I need to undo that force push. It seems like stuff finally worked locally but I'm dumb and somehow incorporated incorrect changes (lack of updates). |
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Hmmm... I'm gonna revisit this. I screwed up incorporated old code into a push. It was working locally (tabs on the fenwick article). If you're interested @Sosuke23 , the https://cp-algorithms.com/contrib.html is useful. You can run the website locally and test it locally. |
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i think it is better to make coding language consistent.