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Thanks very much - if this is for instructor training, can you please mail [email protected] to let us know? We don't have this GitHub ID in our records yet. |
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This isn't for instructor training (I don't know what that is!). I just read through the tutorial to learn, and noticed this as I went. |
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Thank you for working on fixing this exercise! It might be still confusing to people why the values should be positive and integer. I think if you rename it as something like get_total_count and add a sentence in the beginning that these are counts, would make it more clear. |
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Updated! |
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Thanks! |
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Referencing issue #329