Admonitions
Admonitions are a 👉 builtin feature of the Docusaurus default theme. This project uses a customized version of the Admonition component, with its own semantics.
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If you get an error saying SyntaxError: expected ':'
, double-check whether your if
-line ends with a :
.
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We use for
-loops to repeat a set of instructions for a known, predetermined number of iterations.
An algorithm is a finite sequence of rigorous instructions, typically used to solve a class of specific problems or to perform a computation. [👉 Wikipedia]
The tradition of using the string Hello, World!
for small test programs goes back to at least 1978, where it was used
in the book 👉 The C Programming Language.
Remember: (255)2 = (11111111)2
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Nested Admonitions​
Admonitions can be nested.
While nesting Admonitions may be useful in some cases, this can also result in visual clutter.