Improvements and text simplifications #51
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Fix issue 21 - reviewing the optimisation course
Simplifying text in different sections
…tructures section
Fix issue 21
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Thanks I haven't got a huge amount of time dedicated to maintaining this, but I'll try to give your changes a thorough look through in the next month or so. |
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We propose flipping the order of the course to start with the complex part (optimised python) and finish with the profiling.
We went through most sections and rewrote those that seemed challenging to understand.
We also added a table summarising the different data types where we added recommendations for when to use each data-type.
Please feel free to take what you need from our modifications.
Any feedback/correction are also welcome :)