Language edits in the Introduction section of the Core Package Overview #457
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The current introduction talks about a stack. I understand the intention of teaching new students a lingo, but no overview about libraries is given. My current edit can help students get an understanding of what content follows.
This reverts commit 50afbdb.
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Agreed, these are very helpful edits and everything is good to go! Thanks @himahuja
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The current introduction talks about a
stack. I understand the intention of teaching new students a lingo, but no overview of libraries is given. My current edits can help students get an understanding of what content follows.Please also note that I added "... libraries (or packages)", because the following tutorials use these terms interchangeably, and I think this is a good place to equate these terms.