Simplified the initial example for if & if/else.#45
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Simplified the initial example for if & if/else.#45johnkershaw wants to merge 1 commit intovpavlenko:masterfrom
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I think the initial example is too difficult (and too far removed from everyday experience) for beginners, especially non-mathematicians. As much as possible learning should be based in familiar contexts, so the learner can focus only on the new information. I am very happy for my example to be altered / improved, it's just a suggestion.
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I think the initial example is too difficult (and too far removed from everyday experience) for beginners, especially non-mathematicians. As much as possible learning should be based in familiar contexts, so the learner can focus only on the new information.
I am very happy for my example to be altered / improved, it's just a suggestion.